CVE-2025-26644 - Windows Hello’s Automated Recognition Fails to Spot Adversarial Tricks – Simple Exploit Analysis
Windows Hello’s facial recognition is meant to keep your device locked away from unwanted hands. But a recently uncovered flaw – CVE-2025-26644 – shows attackers can
CVE-2025-26647 - How Improper Input Validation in Windows Kerberos Allows Remote Privilege Escalation
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Intro: Why You Should Care
In early 2025, a major security hole was uncovered in Windows Kerberos. This bug, identified as CVE-2025-26647,
CVE-2025-26635 - Weak Authentication in Windows Hello – How an Attacker Can Bypass Security Over a Network
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CVE-2025-26635 exposes a critical weakness in Windows Hello’s network authentication. In this long read, we’ll break down what makes this vulnerability
CVE-2025-24058 - Exploiting Windows DWM Core Library Improper Input Validation for Local Privilege Escalation
Recently, a new Windows security flaw has been revealed: CVE-2025-24058. This vulnerability affects the *Desktop Window Manager (DWM) Core Library* on Windows systems, one of
CVE-2025-24074 - Exploiting Improper Input Validation in Windows DWM Core Library for Local Privilege Escalation
Date: June 2024
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Microsoft’s Desktop Window Manager (DWM) is crucial for the pretty visuals and window management you see on your
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