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CVE-2025-48800 is a BitLocker security feature bypass vulnerability that allows physical access to compromise full-disk encryption on Windows systems. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight how this CVE challenges the trust placed in BitLocker, a core data protection tool since Windows Vista, by exposing risks when devices fall into unauthorized hands. The vulnerability underscores ongoing gaps in endpoint protection and physical security, prompting users to explore mitigations and alternative safeguards. Threads analyze the technical implications, potential attack vectors, and Microsoft's advisory response, making this tag a key resource for IT professionals and security-conscious users tracking this specific threat.
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    CVE-2025-48800: The New Physical Bypass Threat to BitLocker Encryption

    A recent Microsoft security advisory has raised serious concerns over CVE-2025-48800—a new BitLocker security feature bypass vulnerability that spotlights potential risks in Windows’ physical security landscape. BitLocker, a cornerstone of Microsoft’s drive for data protection since its...
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