cve 2025 59199

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CVE-2025-59199 is a high-severity vulnerability in Windows that Microsoft patched in October 2025. The flaw, disclosed by SafeBreach Labs and dubbed Click Or Trick, involves a sandbox escape chain in Windows 11 where a low-integrity process can escalate privileges through spoofed toast notifications, COM activation, and components like Snipping Tool and Teams. Microsoft also fixed a related elevation-of-privilege issue in the Software Protection Platform (SPP) under the same CVE. Discussions on WindowsForum cover the exploit's technical details, the patch's impact, and the broader security implications of convenience features becoming attack surfaces.
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    Windows 11 Sandbox Escape CVE-2025-59199: Toast Click to Teams Debug Chain

    SafeBreach Labs disclosed that Windows 11 contained a sandbox escape flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-59199 and patched by Microsoft on October 14, 2025, that let a low-integrity process break out through a spoofed notification click and chained Windows components. The important part is not that one...
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    Windows 11 Click Or Trick (CVE-2025-59199) Sandbox Escape: Toast to Teams Debug Port

    SafeBreach Labs uncovered a Windows 11 sandbox escape vulnerability dubbed Click Or Trick, reported by IT Brief Asia and tracked as CVE-2025-59199, that Microsoft fixed in October 2025 after researchers showed a one-click chain from low-integrity code to higher-integrity execution. The finding...
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    Microsoft October 2025 Patch Fixes High Severity CVE-2025-59199 in SPP

    Microsoft’s October 2025 security update patches a high‑severity elevation‑of‑privilege flaw in the Software Protection Platform (SPP) tracked as CVE‑2025‑59199, an improper access control vulnerability that Microsoft says could let an authorized local user escalate to higher privileges if left...
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