Windows 11 Vulnerability: When “Scheduled Chaos” Meets System Shells!
Microsoft is brokering a file system in Windows 11 Version 22H2 with an exploit only a tech wizard could love. CVE-2025-49677 lets you run wild with SYSTEM-level privileges, and it’s as easy as a Python script, a scheduled task, and a dash of admin rights. Who knew getting SYSTEM> could be this entertaining?
Hot Take:
Oh Microsoft, you’ve done it again! With Windows 11 version 22H2, we now have a new way to elevate our privileges, as if we needed any more reasons to feel superior. It’s like adding turbo boosters to your skateboard — thrilling yet terrifying.
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s Windows 11 version 22H2 is facing an elevation of privilege vulnerability known as CVE-2025-49677.
- The exploit involves a Proof of Concept (PoC) using scheduled tasks and batch scripts to run commands as SYSTEM.
- Running the Python script as an Administrator is key to exploiting this vulnerability.
- The PoC provides an interactive SYSTEM shell to execute arbitrary Windows commands.
- Responsible disclosure is advised; use this PoC only in authorized environments.
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