Microsoft’s Security Update Guide records CVE-2025-59289 as a memory‑corruption elevation‑of‑privilege issue affecting the Windows Bluetooth Service; public technical summaries and patch notes describe the root cause as a use‑after‑free (UAF) in privileged Bluetooth/device‑broker code that can...
Windows engineers quietly keep a short, secretive compatibility table inside the Bluetooth stack to fix one particularly stubborn relic: the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 — a 2006-era device that shipped its Bluetooth name using the wrong character encoding and forced Windows...
Thanks — quick clarification before I write the full article:
I followed the MSRC link you gave and reached Microsoft’s Security Update Guide entry for that identifier.
However, public vulnerability trackers and vendor advisories discussing the Windows Bluetooth Service elevation-of-privilege...
Unpacking the CVE-2025-27490 Vulnerability
A recent discovery in the heart of Windows’ Bluetooth Service has raised alarms among IT professionals and Windows enthusiasts alike. Known as CVE-2025-27490, this vulnerability involves a heap-based buffer overflow—an insidious error in memory...