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An elevation-of-privilege vulnerability in the Windows Power Dependency Coordinator component. The flaw affects Microsoft Windows and was identified by Microsoft as exploited in the wild as of the August 2024 security updates. Publicly available information in the provided material identifies the affected component and vulnerability class, but does not disclose the specific vulnerable function, root cause, or exploitation mechanism.
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An elevation of privilege vulnerability in the Windows Power Dependency Coordinator, actively exploited in the wild.
Actively exploited zero-day vulnerability in Power Dependency Coordination. The content states it can be used for remote code execution, privilege escalation, or security feature bypass, but does not map the exact impact per CVE.
Windows Power Dependency Coordinator elevation-of-privilege vulnerability; listed among actively exploited zero-days fixed by Microsoft.
Elevation of privilege in Windows Power Dependency Coordinator leading to SYSTEM privileges; exploited in the wild.
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