vulnerability

Introduction A newly disclosed vulnerability—CVE-2025-26673—has captured the attention of Windows administrators and cybersecurity experts. This Windows Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) flaw can be exploited by unauthorized attackers to trigger uncontrolled resource consumption...

A Fresh Threat on the Horizon In a chilling reminder that no piece of software is truly immune, cybersecurity experts have recently highlighted CVE-2025-26642—a vulnerability in Microsoft Office that has raised alarm bells. This out-of-bounds read flaw, if exploited, has the potential to allow...

An emerging vulnerability has caught the attention of security professionals and Windows users alike. CVE-2025-27486, affecting the Windows Standards-Based Storage Management Service, represents a classic case of uncontrolled resource consumption that can lead to a denial of service (DoS) attack...

Windows vulnerabilities never fail to remind us that even the most robust systems can harbor unexpected weaknesses. CVE-2025-27732 is one such cautionary tale—a privilege escalation vulnerability deeply rooted in the Windows Win32K subsystem, specifically in its GRFX component. This flaw, caused...

A new vulnerability in Windows is raising eyebrows and prompting IT professionals to revisit their security playbooks. CVE-2025-21203 is a buffer over-read flaw in the Windows Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) that can allow unauthorized attackers to extract sensitive information over a...

A newly disclosed vulnerability, CVE-2025-27749, has set off alarm bells among security professionals and Windows users alike. This use-after-free flaw in Microsoft Office—most notably affecting Microsoft Word—could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code locally. While the exploit requires...

Windows Hyper‑V is renowned for its robust performance in enterprise virtualization, but even stalwarts face the occasional hiccup. CVE‑2025‑27491 is the latest vulnerability to catch the eye of cybersecurity professionals—a use‑after‑free flaw lurking in Windows Hyper‑V that permits an...

Windows kernel vulnerabilities consistently remind us that even the most trusted parts of an operating system can hide dangerous exploitable flaws. CVE-2025-27728 is one such example—a vulnerability in Windows Kernel-Mode drivers that facilitates an out-of-bounds read, allowing an authorized...

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...

Introduction An emerging threat in the ever-evolving landscape of Windows security has captured the attention of experts and administrators alike. CVE-2025-21174 involves the Windows Standards-Based Storage Management Service—a core component tasked with managing storage operations on Windows...

The ongoing battle to secure Windows never stops, and the latest entry in this war of attrition is CVE-2025-27729—a use-after-free vulnerability in Windows Shell that allows an unauthorized local attacker to execute code. While many may consider the Windows Shell as merely the graphical...

Improper access control in Windows NTFS strikes again with CVE-2025-21197. This vulnerability, detailed in Microsoft's Security Response Center update guide, allows an authorized user—even one without explicit directory listing permissions—to discover the file path information of folders they...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-27487 has sent ripples through the Windows community and cybersecurity circles. This vulnerability, affecting the Remote Desktop Client, has been flagged as a heap-based buffer overflow flaw that could allow an authorized attacker to execute remote code over the...

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...

The latest vulnerability alert—CVE-2025-3066—has caught the attention of the Windows community, especially for users who enjoy the robust integration of Chromium within Microsoft Edge. In this case, the vulnerability stems from a "use after free" error in Chromium’s navigation process, a common...

Unofficial patches are now in play to plug a curious vulnerability lurking in Windows systems. ACROS Security has come forward with free fixes for what’s being dubbed a novel NTLM hash disclosure zero-day—a flaw that poses a tangible risk to all Windows and Windows Server editions from Windows 7...

Windows security aficionados, brace yourselves for another deep dive into the often murky realm of legacy authentication protocols. An unofficial NTLM security patch from 0patch is now available for Windows 11 (v24H2), Windows Server 2025, and several versions of Windows 10. This update comes...

In an alarming turn of events for Windows users everywhere, a new zero-day vulnerability has emerged, affecting all versions of Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server. This vulnerability is particularly concerning as it allows attackers to steal NTLM (New Technology LAN Manager) credentials...

Microsoft’s latest security bulletin has lit up the cybersecurity community yet again. A newly disclosed remote code execution vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-29806, has been found in the Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge. Unlike many known vulnerabilities that neatly align with a...

Microsoft Edge, the ever-popular Chromium-based browser, is facing fresh scrutiny with a newly identified vulnerability—CVE-2025-29795. This flaw revolves around improper link resolution before file access, a misstep in the way Edge processes links (or “link following”) that paves the way for...