A high-risk vulnerability has been identified in Telegram's desktop application, specifically in its media processing capabilities, exposing users to potential remote code execution (RCE) attacks. Security firm CertiK discovered the vulnerability, advising users to disable the automatic download feature for photos, videos, and other files to mitigate the risk. The exploit involves a 1-click attack that could potentially deliver Windows-specific malware, targeting both mobile and PC users. Users are strongly advised to adjust their Telegram settings to prevent the auto-downloading of media files and disable both wi-fi and...