VisionSEC - AI Cybersecurity[verified]@visions3cPatch
The tweet highlights CVE‑2026‑25187 as a low‑privilege escalation flaw that can elevate to SYSTEM and urges patching via Microsoft Patch Tuesday, with no mention of exploits, PoC, or active attacks.
White Rabbitx[verified]@TheRabbitPyPatch
The post announces a high‑severity local privilege‑escape flaw in Winlogon (CVE‑2026‑25187) and directs readers to Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday for a remediation.
0patch@0patchPatch
The blog post announces the release of micron patches addressing three Windows Accessibility Infrastructure elevation‑of‑privilege vulnerabilities (CVE‑2026‑24291, CVE‑2026‑25186, CVE‑2026‑25187).
Casey Cannady@casey_cannadyDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE-2026-25187, a low‑privilege to SYSTEM Winlogon flaw disclosed by Project Zero and highlighted on March Patch Tuesday, but contains no proof of exploitation or PoC.
kawn@kawn2020General
The tweet lists four Windows CVEs with a CVSS score of 7.8 and affected components, but provides no additional details about PoC, exploitation, or mitigation.
Aakash Rahsi@rahsi_aakaDisclosure
The post appears to be a straightforward disclosure of CVE-2026-25187, indicating a Winlogon elevation of privilege vulnerability, without details on exploits, patches, or active usage.
Infoflowcloud@infoflowcloudDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE-2026-25187, detailing an improper link‑resolution flaw in Winlogon that permits local privilege escalation, and links to the official CVE record.
CVE@CVEnewDisclosure
The post announces CVE-2026-25187 as a local privilege escalation issue caused by improper link resolution in Winlogon, with no evidence of PoC, exploit code, active exploitation, or remediation steps.