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ntlm spoofing
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NTLM spoofing is a class of Windows authentication vulnerabilities that allow attackers to relay or capture NTLM hashes, often leading to credential theft or unauthorized access. Recent threads on WindowsForum.com discuss several CVEs, including CVE-2026-21249, CVE-2025-59244, and CVE-2025-59185, which Microsoft has classified as NTLM spoofing issues. These vulnerabilities typically involve an attacker-controlled SMB server tricking a Windows client into initiating an NTLM authentication flow, thereby disclosing hash data. Enterprise IT and security professionals are advised to treat these CVEs with urgency, apply vendor patches promptly, and implement layered mitigations such as blocking outbound NTLM to untrusted servers. The discussions emphasize the ongoing risk posed by legacy NTLM in modern networks and the importance of staying current with Microsoft's security updates.
Microsoft’s advisory listing for CVE-2026-21249 confirms a new Windows NTLM spoofing vulnerability that has elevated operational urgency across enterprise environments: the vendor has assigned the identifier and published a terse entry in its Security Update Guide, but technical specifics and KB...
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide catalogs CVE-2025-59244 as a Windows NTLM “hash disclosure / spoofing” class vulnerability, but public technical details remain deliberately sparse; defenders should treat the CVE as real, assume the most likely exploitation model is an Explorer-initiated NTLM...
Microsoft has recorded CVE-2025-59185 as an external control of file name or path vulnerability in Windows Core Shell that Microsoft classifies as a spoofing issue and that security trackers map into the broader family of NTLM hash‑disclosure and spoofing problems that have been actively...
As of July 8, 2025, there is no publicly available information regarding a vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-48802 in the Windows SMB Server. It's possible that this CVE has not been disclosed or documented in public databases.
However, there have been recent vulnerabilities related to...