You can infect your PC with malware without ever leaving Notepad, thanks to recent updates and additions. Hooray.
The flaw exploits Notepad’s recently added support for Markdown, a formatting language used on websites and in files, to run malicious code on a Windows PC.
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I’m done with Windows Notepad: Why I went back to this 20-year-old open-source tool
I don’t need tabs, sessions, or extra clutter in a tool I open for two seconds. Notepad++ stays fast, simple, and doesn't ...
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Notepad's new Markdown powers served with a side of remote code execution
Smug faces across all those who opposed the WordPad-ification of Microsoft's humble text editor Just months after Microsoft added Markdown support to Notepad, researchers have found the feature can be ...
The Windows 11 ecosystem keeps moving forward, and this time, Microsoft is turning its attention to two long-standing classics: Paint and Notepad. The company has begun rolling out notable updates for ...
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