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Exploit Alert: Windows Path Conversion Flaw Unlocks Rootkit Powers for Hackers
Beware of MagicDot mischief! New research reveals a sneaky DOS-to-NT path conversion flaw in Windows, giving even the unprivileged user a Harry Houdini hack pack—hiding files, faking Microsoft creds, and more. It’s a rootkit-like ruse with a side of security slip-ups. Abracadabra, you’re hacked!

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Looks like Windows has been playing hide and seek with files and processes, but the seekers are hackers, and they're way too good at this game. The DOS-to-NT path conversion vulnerability is like a magic wand for cyber tricksters, turning them into digital Houdinis that can make files disappear and reappear at will. And Microsoft's patching efforts? They're playing catch-up like a parent chasing a toddler high on sugar. Brace yourselves, folks; it's a wild cyber ride!