![]() ![]() ![]() That malware could even disguise its traffic as legitimate Windows Update traffic, making it undetectable even when actively monitoring network traffic. So, while they definitely won't be doing this on a large scale (eventually someone will notice and they'll get busted), a targeted attack against you based on your IP or some unique identifier linked to your computer or Windows product key is possible by delivering you some custom malware disguised as a standard Windows security update. ![]() Microsoft is able to remotely push code to your machine that will be installed and executed with the system's privileges the next time Windows Update runs (a practical example of this is the new "Get Windows 10" tray icon bullshit that continuously stays running in memory). ![]()
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