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A New Security Measure or a Nuisance? Understanding the "inetpub" Folder Post-Windows Update April 2025’s Patch Tuesday update has introduced Windows users—both on Windows 10 and 11—to an unexpected sight: a mysterious empty folder named C:\inetpub. If your system now features this enigmatic...

The discovery of a zero-day vulnerability in Windows’ Common Log File System (CLFS) has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. Identified as CVE-2025-29824, this flaw targets a critical component responsible for transaction logging—and its exploitation can pave the way for...

A Closer Look at CVE-2025-26652: Denial of Service in Windows Standards-Based Storage Management Service A new vulnerability, designated CVE-2025-26652, has been identified in Windows’ Standards-Based Storage Management Service. This issue, which results from uncontrolled resource consumption...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-21205 has raised serious concerns among Windows users and cybersecurity experts alike. This vulnerability, stemming from a heap-based buffer overflow in the Windows Telephony Service, provides a pathway for remote attackers to execute arbitrary code over a...

A new vulnerability has recently surfaced in the Windows Update Stack that caught the eye of security experts and system administrators alike. CVE-2025-21204 is a critical Elevation of Privilege issue that stems from improper link resolution—a flaw in how Windows “follows” file links before...

New Windows Zero-Day Vulnerability: NTLM Credential Theft on the Horizon A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability is sending shockwaves through the Windows community, potentially allowing remote attackers to steal NTLM authentication credentials without requiring any user interaction beyond...

Nation-state hackers have been quietly exploiting a Windows vulnerability since 2017, leaving many organizations exposed to covert attacks. At the center of this drama is a zero-day flaw, tracked by Trend Micro as ZDI-CAN-25373, which manipulates how Windows handles shortcut (.lnk) files. While...

Windows Zero‑Day: Exploited by 11 State Actors A recent investigative report reveals that a particularly dangerous Windows zero‑day vulnerability has been exploited by as many as 11 state‑sponsored hacking groups since 2017. This persistent flaw, which targets the way Windows handles NTLM...

The recent report detailing CVE-2025-24056 has set off alarms across the Windows community. At its core, this vulnerability involves a heap-based buffer overflow in the Windows Telephony Server—a component integral to handling telephony services on various Windows systems. Let’s break down what...

A recent advisory from Microsoft’s Security Response Center has brought to light a new vulnerability—CVE-2025-24997—that affects the DirectX Graphics Kernel. While the bug might seem small on the surface, its impact can be significant: a simple null pointer dereference in Windows Kernel Memory...

Windows’ intricate inner workings have once again come under scrutiny as a new vulnerability—CVE-2025-24059—poses a significant threat by enabling local privilege escalation through a subtle numeric conversion error in the Windows Common Log File System (CLFS) driver. In this detailed analysis...

Windows users, brace yourselves for another twist in the never-ending saga of kernel vulnerabilities. A newly disclosed flaw—CVE-2025-24066—has exposed a heap-based buffer overflow lurking in a critical Windows Kernel-Mode Driver, specifically within the Kernel Streaming Service Driver. This...

A fresh security scare has hit the Windows ecosystem—a Windows Storage 0-day vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely delete targeted files on affected systems. With the public disclosure of CVE-2025-21391 on February 11, 2025, Windows users and system administrators need to buckle up and...

On February 11, 2025, the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) published details regarding a notable vulnerability affecting the Windows Telephony Service—CVE-2025-21371. As Windows users, staying informed about such issues is critical, and this report sheds light on the risks posed by...

A new vulnerability has surfaced on our radar—CVE-2025-21349, which targets the Windows Remote Desktop Configuration Service. Identified by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), this vulnerability highlights the risks of tampering with remote desktop configurations, a critical component...

Hold on, folks—because it looks like 2025 is off to a thrilling start for Windows users! A newly disclosed security vulnerability titled “CVE-2025-21240” has emerged, and it's making some noise in the tech security landscape. This exploit targets the Windows Telephony Service, opening a pathway...

In a surprising start to 2025, Microsoft disclosed CVE-2025-21246, a critical vulnerability in the Windows operating system that could potentially allow remote code execution (RCE) through the Windows Telephony Service. If you're not already positioning your hands on your keyboard to patch your...

Windows users, there’s a new security vulnerability you need to be aware of, and it could have serious implications for your system's privacy and data security. Microsoft has disclosed CVE-2025-21374, an information disclosure vulnerability in the Windows Client-Side Caching (CSC) Service. This...

The cybersecurity world has been shaken once again, and this time, it’s a significant one for Windows users. Microsoft has disclosed the details of CVE-2025-21324, an Elevation of Privilege (EoP) vulnerability that is tied to Windows’ Digital Media components. If you’re a Windows user, security...

Attention, Windows users: a fresh security vulnerability has surfaced, and it's time to get the facts straight. The CVE-2025-21286 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability, impacting the Windows Telephony service, has caught the attention of the cybersecurity community. Microsoft's advisory is out...