Tag Archives: zero-day exploit
MiniPlasma Zero-Day Exploit Released for Windows 11 and Server
A rogue security researcher has publicly released a working MiniPlasma zero-day exploit, allowing local privilege escalation to SYSTEM level on fully patched Windows installations. Continue reading
Windows Zero-Day Exploits: YellowKey and GreenPlasma Released
New Windows zero-day exploits known as YellowKey and GreenPlasma have been publicly released, posing a critical threat to BitLocker encryption and system privilege security. Continue reading
AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit Identified by Google Threat Intelligence
Google Threat Intelligence has identified the first weaponized AI-generated zero-day exploit used in a real-world attack, marking a structural break in digital security and global cyber-defense. Continue reading
AI-generated zero-day exploit discovered by Google Threat Intelligence
Google researchers have documented the first confirmed AI-generated zero-day exploit used in the wild to bypass two-factor authentication in administrative tools. Continue reading
AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit Disclosed by Google Targeting 2FA
Google Threat Intelligence Group has identified the first known AI-generated zero-day exploit, marking a critical shift in how cybercriminals weaponize logic flaws to bypass authentication. Continue reading
DarkSword iPhone Exploit: Millions of Devices at Risk from Fileless Zero-Day
Security researchers have identified the DarkSword iPhone exploit, a sophisticated fileless zero-day targeting millions of users globally through watering hole attacks on compromised websites. Continue reading
RedSun Zero-Day Exploit: Researcher Releases Windows Defender Vulnerability
Following a public feud with Microsoft, a security researcher has released the RedSun zero-day exploit for Windows Defender, enabling local privilege escalation and SYSTEM-level access. Continue reading