A newly detailed injection technique has put Windows systems in the spotlight, revealing how attackers could abuse a deeply embedded part of the operating system to run malicious code inside another process without raising alarms. The method exploits the Windows graphical subsystem, specifically win32k.sys, using a legitimate kernel-to-user callback path that Windows itself relies on […]
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