0xor0ne[verified]@0xor0neDisclosure
The tweet discloses CVE-2026-7162, detailing a local privilege escalation integer overflow in the WinFsp kernel driver, but provides no information regarding patches, exploit code, or active exploitation.
Swissky[verified]@pentest_swisskyDisclosure
The post announces a root cause analysis for CVE-2026-7162, detailing an integer overflow in the WinFsp kernel driver that allows local privilege escalation to SYSTEM.
malware Owl[verified]@malware_owlPatch
The tweet reports that WinFSP CVE‑2026‑7162, an integer‑overflow EoP bug, has been fixed in version 2.2.26183, with a demo video and official advisory linked.
uhg@ultimat3hgGeneral
The post provides only a link to a writeup about CVE-2026-7162, without any explicit details on PoC, exploit, patch, or active exploitation.
uhg@ultimat3hgDisclosure
The user notes that WinFsp CVE-2026-7162 was recently released and plans to publish a blog post soon.
Daily CyberSecurity@Daily_CyberSecPatch
The post alerts users to the WinFsp CVEs CVE-2026-3006 and CVE-2026-7162 that allow local privilege escalation, and urges them to update to WinFsp 2026 Beta2.
ThreatWire@ThreatWire_Patch
A tweet alerts to two WinFsp CVEs (CVE‑2026‑3006 and CVE‑2026‑7162) that permit local privilege escalation to SYSTEM on Windows and recommends updating to WinFsp 2026 Beta2 to mitigate the risk.