cve-2025-21418

  1. Critical Windows Server Vulnerabilities: February Patch Update Insights

    In this month’s patch update round-up, cybersecurity experts are ringing alarm bells for CISOs and Windows administrators alike. The spotlight falls on two actively exploited Windows Server vulnerabilities—one in the Windows Storage component and a more critical weakness in the Windows Ancillary...
  2. February Patch Tuesday: Critical Security Updates You Need to Know

    February Patch Tuesday: Critical Security Updates You Need to Know Introduction Every month, Microsoft releases a set of security updates—known as Patch Tuesday—that address vulnerabilities across its software products. February 2025's Patch Tuesday is particularly critical, as it includes fixes...
  3. Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability CVE-2025-21418: Windows Driver Flaw Exposed

    A new wave of cybersecurity concern is making headlines as a critical zero-day vulnerability in a Windows driver has been uncovered. With the potential to allow attackers to remotely escalate privileges and gain SYSTEM-level access, this flaw is making even the most cautious Windows users take...
  4. Urgent Windows Server Patch: Address Critical Vulnerabilities Now

    Windows administrators and security professionals, take note—this Patch Tuesday, two actively exploited vulnerabilities in Windows Server are demanding your immediate action. In a recent advisory, experts highlighted significant security flaws that, if left unpatched, could cast a long shadow...
  5. CVE-2025-21418: Critical WinSock Driver Vulnerability Explained

    A fresh entry in the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) update guide reveals CVE-2025-21418—a vulnerability affecting the Windows Ancillary Function Driver for WinSock. This particular flaw could potentially be exploited to elevate user privileges, posing significant concerns for both...