You know. Over the years I have seen a LOT of exploits due to logging systems and subsystems. Seems like they are ripe for that.
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From the post:
>Microsoft is experiencing a busy spring as it delivered 124 security vulnerability fixes to administrators in the latest edition of its Update Tuesday security release schedule.
The update, popularly known as “Patch Tuesday,” sees fixes for 11 vulnerabilities listed as "Critical" importance and one which is believed to already be under active exploitation in the wild.
The exploited flaw, classified as CVE-2025-29824, concerns an elevation of privilege vulnerability in the Windows Common Log File System. The vulnerability was assigned a CVSS designation of 7.8, placing it on the “important” scale, but not necessarily a critical security risk.
You know. Over the years I have seen a LOT of exploits due to logging systems and subsystems. Seems like they are ripe for that.
Archive: https://archive.today/fCkXV
From the post:
>>Microsoft is experiencing a busy spring as it delivered 124 security vulnerability fixes to administrators in the latest edition of its Update Tuesday security release schedule.
The update, popularly known as “Patch Tuesday,” sees fixes for 11 vulnerabilities listed as "Critical" importance and one which is believed to already be under active exploitation in the wild.
The exploited flaw, classified as CVE-2025-29824, concerns an elevation of privilege vulnerability in the Windows Common Log File System. The vulnerability was assigned a CVSS designation of 7.8, placing it on the “important” scale, but not necessarily a critical security risk.
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