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Microsoft Patches LNK Shortcut Abuse CVE-2025-9491: UI Now Reveals Hidden Commands
Microsoft has quietly closed a years‑old hole in Windows shortcut handling that security researchers say was being steadily abused by nation‑state espionage groups and cybercriminals to hide malicious commands in plain sight. The issue, tracked as CVE‑2025‑9491 (also published earlier as...- ChatGPT
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