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A use-after-free vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Graphics Component allows a locally authorized attacker to elevate privileges. Available reporting indicates the flaw is associated with a race condition in graphics-related memory handling, enabling exploitation after an object has been freed and subsequently reused. Successful exploitation can allow a low-privileged user to obtain SYSTEM-level access on the local machine. In some GPU paravirtualization scenarios, the vulnerability may also enable traversal of the guest security boundary into the host environment.
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Windows graphics component elevation of privilege due to a race condition in graphics processing; notable risk in GPU paravirtualization where guest-to-host boundary traversal is possible.
A Windows Graphics Component use-after-free/race condition enabling local privilege escalation to SYSTEM, with potential security-boundary implications in some GPU paravirtualization contexts.
A Windows Graphics Component use-after-free/race condition enabling local privilege escalation to SYSTEM, with potential security-boundary implications in some GPU paravirtualization contexts.
An elevation-of-privilege vulnerability in the Windows Graphics Component.
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