Windows 10X is now Microsoft’s true answer to Chrome OS. Here's a first look at a near-final version of Windows 10X, which should arrive on Chromebook-like laptops later this year. More here: https://t.co/17xVLXTpsO pic.twitter.com/kuIeGiGM7E

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) January 14, 2021

here's the new File Explorer in Windows 10X, and also the GIF keyboard is still shipping to give you memes at your fingertips https://t.co/17xVLXTpsO pic.twitter.com/O3des4T668

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) January 14, 2021

I'm so excited for Windows 10X. My favorite thing so far is moving the system tray into the action center and having flyouts. https://t.co/gk4vS6Ih9P

— Sean Endicott (@Sean_Michael_UK) January 14, 2021

Hands-on with Windows 10X for single screen PCs: It’s like Microsoft’s own version of Chrome OS https://t.co/orM8vi2abZ

— OnMSFT.com (@onmsft) January 14, 2021

Here is @tomwarren on Windows 10X, detailng how the latest leaked build works …. and how it bear a striking resemblance to Chrome OS in multiple ways.https://t.co/3qPG7lnfHq

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) January 14, 2021

Quick Hands-On with Windows 10X for Single Screens - https://t.co/GRR3poVt5t pic.twitter.com/v4HOYpomru

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) January 14, 2021

"set wow_mode on" Windows 10 bug corrupts your filesystem with one command... https://t.co/YlwlqPW0YR

— Xavier Mertens (@xme) January 14, 2021

Windows 10 bug corrupts your hard drive on seeing this file's icon https://t.co/PRtN4gcJ3s

— Huy (@DebugPrivilege) January 14, 2021

Windows 10 bug corrupts your hard drive on seeing this file's icon #CyberSecurity #osint #cyberthreats #hackers #darkweb #databreaches #cybercrime #CyberSec #dataprivacy #cyberintelligence #cyberattack #cybercriminal #Microsofthttps://t.co/ufQCxlRgUh

— Jiniba (@JinibaBD) January 14, 2021

Oh. Oh dear.https://t.co/TKhlCPdXYn

— Cyberdyne Vulpine #BLM (@EmberFoxie) January 14, 2021

I'm so excited for Windows 10X. My favorite thing so far is moving the system tray into the action center and having flyouts. https://t.co/gk4vS6Ih9P

— Sean Endicott (@Sean_Michael_UK) January 14, 2021

This Windows 10 NTFS vulnerability can be delivered hidden inside a Windows shortcut file, a ZIP archive, batch files, or various other vectors to trigger hard drive errors that corrupt the filesystem instantly, using elevated or non-elevated accounts. https://t.co/eEhWQs6vl1

— Milton Security (@MiltonSecurity) January 14, 2021

Please take note of this very serious exploit.https://t.co/PNTK3VW0VL pic.twitter.com/8xeoIS49Rg

— Mitch ⛷ (Sk1er™) (@Sk1er_) January 14, 2021

1行でディスクを破損するコマンドというの、仮想環境で少し試したところチェックディスクの要求はされるものの特に他の異常は確認できなかった。アイコンに設定する方のは再現できず。／ Windows 10 bug corrupts your hard drive on seeing this file's icon https://t.co/NRK7mme8UH pic.twitter.com/vEclp416eG

— soji256 (@soji256) January 15, 2021

An unpatched #zeroday in @Microsoft #Windows10 allows attackers to corrupt an #NTFS-formatted hard drive with a one-line command. ⁦@DynamicCISO #girlswhocode #windows #security #infosec #technology #windowssecurity https://t.co/TGtJuhfA7E

— rneelmani (@rneelmani) January 14, 2021

#BleepingComputer が 1/14付で報じた内容によれば、 #Windows10 の ハードディスクをたった1行のコマンドで破壊するバグが存在し、管理者モードでなくても実行できるとのこと。決して試してはいけません。 #脆弱性 https://t.co/LnuvBlOZVq

— OTTOTO (@ottoto2017) January 15, 2021

Shit OShttps://t.co/4V053ZM9Fg

— ★The★Sugar★Jets★ (@ByronKopernikus) January 15, 2021