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Improper input validation strikes again, this time in the critical Windows Kerberos authentication protocol. CVE-2025-26647, a newly identified elevation of privilege vulnerability, exposes a potential chink in the armor of Windows networks. This flaw, stemming from the way Kerberos processes...

Improper input validation in the Windows Desktop Window Manager (DWM) Core Library has recently been flagged as a critical security shortcoming. In this vulnerability—tracked as CVE-2025-24060—an authorized attacker who already has local access could exploit the flaw to elevate privileges...

An emerging concern in the Azure landscape is CVE-2025-27489—a vulnerability that exposes a dangerous gap in input validation within an Azure Local component, making it possible for an authorized attacker to locally elevate their privileges. Although this vulnerability targets an internal...

The Microsoft Office OneNote application, beloved for its seamless note-taking and organizational prowess, now faces scrutiny with the disclosure of CVE-2025-29822—a security feature bypass vulnerability that highlights how even the smallest code oversight can create significant risks in widely...

Improper input validation strikes again in the Windows ecosystem. Microsoft’s DWM Core Library, a critical component responsible for rendering the polished visuals you see on your desktop, has been found vulnerable under CVE-2025-24062. This vulnerability—stemming from insufficient checks on...

Introduction A newly identified vulnerability, CVE-2025-27737, has set the cybersecurity community abuzz. At its core, this flaw exploits improper input validation within Windows' Security Zone Mapping feature—a mechanism that traditionally segregates websites into various trust zones. This...

Dynamics Business Central is a popular ERP solution powering critical business functions for organizations around the globe. However, the recent disclosure of CVE-2025-29821—a vulnerability stemming from improper input validation—has put a spotlight on internal security risks even in...

Improper input validation remains one of the most exploited vulnerabilities in modern software, and CVE-2025-29816 is a stark reminder of how even mature applications like Microsoft Office Word can fall prey to security oversights. This vulnerability allows an attacker to bypass a built-in...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-24058 has stirred up discussions in the Windows community. This vulnerability, which affects the Windows Desktop Window Manager (DWM) Core Library, highlights a classic pitfall in software development—improper input validation. In this case, even a trusted...

An in-depth analysis of CVE-2025-29811 reveals a subtle yet dangerous flaw in the Windows Mobile Broadband driver—a component many users don’t often consider until issues like these thrust it into the spotlight. This vulnerability is rooted in improper input validation, meaning that under...

Improper input validation in Windows’ Desktop Window Manager (DWM) Core Library has emerged as a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-24074, that could enable an authorized local user to elevate their privileges. This vulnerability not only underscores the importance of rigorous input validation in...

Chromium’s recent security update addressing CVE-2025-3070 has caught the attention of security researchers and IT professionals alike. This vulnerability, related to the insufficient validation of untrusted input in extensions, underscores once again the complexities of modern browser...

The discovery of a set of vulnerabilities in ABB ACS880 Drives running CODESYS Runtime has set alarm bells ringing across the industrial automation world. These vulnerabilities, targeting drives that support IEC 61131-3 programming standards, illustrate how even niche systems can become the...

In today's fast-paced tech world, vulnerabilities can feel like lurking shadows—quietly waiting, only to pounce when you least expect it. The cybersecurity landscape shifts rapidly, and a recent advisory from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has sent shockwaves through...

For some apps (especially games) it is not uncommon for the app to get into a state where it needs to restart – perhaps after a license update, after installing downloadable content, its caches have become corrupt or unwieldy, or for any other reason where the app needs to refresh state from...

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Recognize the worst traits of programmers everywhere and save yourself from developer hell Being a good developer takes a lifetime of training and practice. But without proper discipline, even the best programmers risk falling prey to their worse natures. Some bad habits are so insidious that...