The currently recognized zero-day vulnerability in Windows NTLM allows hackers to extract login credentials despite prior patches, compromising user security across multiple Windows versions.
Security researchers at ACROS have identified that even after issuing previous patches, Microsoft has yet to completely resolve the zero-day vulnerability related to NTLM authentication.
Past exploitation of NTLM has illustrated how cybercriminals can manipulate network devices and harvest hashed passwords, emphasizing the ongoing risk despite Microsoft's patch efforts.
Given that the vulnerability affects operating systems as far back as Windows 7, ACROS Security’s unofficial patch highlights the urgent need for enhanced security measures across Windows.
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