Critical Windows Task Scheduler involving schtasks.exe binary, which could enable malicious actors to execute commands with SYSTEM-level privileges, bypassing User Account Control (UAC) prompts and erasing audit logs. These flaws significantly elevate the threat landscape for Windows environments, posing risks of privilege escalation, stealthy system manipulation, and data exfiltration. At the heart of the issue […]
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