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The tag 'stack-based' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about stack-based buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Windows, particularly in NTFS and file-system drivers. Recent content highlights a 2025 NTFS stack-based buffer overflow that allows local code execution, often triggered by mounting a crafted disk image or removable media. The tag focuses on mitigation, patching, and detection strategies for such vulnerabilities, including privilege escalation risks and operational impact. It is relevant for IT professionals and security researchers tracking Windows security updates and exploit patterns.
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    NTFS Stack Overflow in Windows: Mitigation, Patch, and Detection (2025)

    A newly reported Windows NTFS vulnerability described as a stack-based buffer overflow that “allows an authorized attacker to execute code locally” has raised immediate concern—but the specific CVE identifier you provided (CVE-2025-54916) could not be located in public vendor and vulnerability...
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