use-after-free

The cybersecurity landscape for Windows users is continually evolving, with both defenders and attackers persistently engaged in a race for dominance. One of the latest and most critical pieces of this ongoing battle is CVE-2025-32709—a newly disclosed use-after-free vulnerability in the Windows...

The recently disclosed CVE-2025-32701 represents a significant security vulnerability within the Windows ecosystem, specifically targeting the Windows Common Log File System (CLFS) driver. As organizations and individuals continue to rely on the integrity and security of Windows systems...

A new wave of security concerns is sweeping across enterprise and consumer desktops alike following the recent disclosure of CVE-2025-30386, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft Office. Identified as a “use after free” weakness, this flaw allows an unauthorized attacker to...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-29978 has sent ripples through the global IT security community, underscoring both the enduring complexity and the critical impact of software vulnerabilities in widely used productivity suites. Microsoft PowerPoint, a staple in corporate, academic, and personal...

Microsoft Office, a mainstay of productivity environments worldwide, has once again come under scrutiny due to the emergence of a critical security vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-30377. This recently disclosed flaw is described as a “use-after-free” vulnerability, which allows unauthorized...

Amidst the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats and the relentless pace at which new vulnerabilities emerge, proactive defense remains the cornerstone of robust cybersecurity. Recent developments from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have cast a sharp...

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has recently expanded its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog by adding two critical vulnerabilities: CVE-2025-30406 and CVE-2025-29824. These vulnerabilities have been actively exploited, posing significant risks to organizations...

An ever-present reminder that even our most trusted tools have their dark corners, a newly reported vulnerability—CVE-2025-27747—has put Microsoft Word under the microscope. This use-after-free flaw, which allows an attacker to execute code locally, highlights the intricate challenges of modern...

The world of Microsoft Office may seem like a well-oiled machine, but even these trusted applications aren’t immune to critical vulnerabilities. A case in point is CVE-2025-27745—a use-after-free vulnerability in Microsoft Office that, despite being described as a remote code execution flaw...

Overview In today’s fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape, even robust components in our operating systems can harbor vulnerabilities that challenge our trust. CVE-2025-27476 is one such issue—a use-after-free vulnerability in Windows Digital Media. This bug, which allows an authorized attacker...

The latest twist in the cybersecurity saga focuses on a newly discovered vulnerability—CVE-2025-26670—which targets the Windows Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client. This particular use-after-free flaw is a stark reminder that even the most established and “boring” components of...

Microsoft Excel has long been a workhorse for business, finance, and everyday productivity. However, even the most trusted tools can harbor hidden dangers. Recently, a new vulnerability—CVE-2025-27750—has come to light, targeting Microsoft Office Excel through a classic “use-after-free” flaw. In...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-26687 has sent ripples through the Windows community and cybersecurity experts alike. This vulnerability targets the Win32K subsystem—more specifically, a use-after-free error in the GRFX component—allowing attackers to potentially elevate privileges over a...

A critical vulnerability has emerged that could reshape how we view the security of our trusted productivity tools. CVE-2025-29820 is a use-after-free flaw found in Microsoft Office Word—a flaw that enables an attacker, with local access or via tricking a user into opening a malicious document...

Windows defenders, brace for a deep dive into CVE-2025-27467—a use-after-free bug in Windows Digital Media that has the potential to let a locally authorized attacker elevate privileges beyond their proper scope. While “use after free” might sound like a well-worn programmer’s mishap, in this...

The latest advisory on CVE-2025-26681 exposes a critical use-after-free vulnerability in the Windows Win32k component—specifically within the GRFX subcomponent that handles graphics operations. In a nutshell, this flaw allows an authorized local attacker to elevate privileges, effectively...

Microsoft Office’s CVE-2025-29792 vulnerability is a stark reminder that even the most trusted productivity tools can harbor subtle yet dangerous flaws. In this case, a classic “use-after-free” error in Microsoft Office’s memory management routines creates an opportunity for an attacker—with...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-27748 serves as another stark reminder that even the most ubiquitous productivity tools—Microsoft Office applications—can harbor life-threatening bugs deep within their code. This particular vulnerability, stemming from a classic “use-after-free” flaw, has the...

A Deep Dive into CVE-2025-29815: Microsoft Edge's Use-After-Free Vulnerability In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, vulnerabilities often make headlines—and this time, Microsoft Edge, the Chromium-based browser, is in the spotlight. CVE-2025-29815 refers to a critical remote code...

Microsoft Edge has recently been fortified against a critical security issue discovered in Chromium—the open-source project that forms the backbone of Microsoft Edge’s rendering engine. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-2476, is a use-after-free flaw in the Lens component of Chromium...