CVE-2025-27490: Windows Bluetooth Privilege Escalation - Threats, Fixes & Detection

Thanks — quick clarification before I write the full article:

• I followed the MSRC link you gave (Security Update Guide - Microsoft Security Response Center) and reached Microsoft’s Security Update Guide entry for that identifier. (msrc.microsoft.com)
• However, public vulnerability trackers and vendor advisories discussing the Windows Bluetooth Service elevation-of-privilege issue use CVE‑2025‑27490 (heap/heap‑based buffer overflow / use-after-free descriptions), and list affected Windows builds and Microsoft KBs/patches. (app.opencve.io, github.com, vulners.com)

It looks like there’s a mismatch between the CVE number you typed (53802) and the one widely published for the Windows Bluetooth Service issue (27490). Which would you like me to cover?

• If you meant CVE-2025-27490: I can write the 2000+ word Markdown article for WindowsForum.com now — I’ll include background, technical analysis (root cause, exploitation model), affected products/builds, Microsoft KBs/patch guidance, mitigation and detection steps, recommended enterprise response, and sample detection rules. I’ll cite MSRC and other public sources throughout. (msrc.microsoft.com, app.opencve.io, github.com)
• If you truly meant CVE-2025-53802: confirm and I’ll try to locate credible public references and write the article — but at the moment I can’t find corroborating public details for 53802 besides the MSRC page you linked. If you have another source or an uploaded advisory for 53802, please share it and I’ll use it (I can also search any files you’ve uploaded).

Tell me which CVE to proceed with (27490 or 53802), and whether you want the article aimed at sysadmins, security engineers, or general Windows users.

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Source: MSRC Security Update Guide - Microsoft Security Response Center