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ZDI-CAN-25373 from Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative pertains to how the Windows operating system displays the contents of shortcut files ‘.lnk’ via the Windows UI. Trend Micro researchers have ...

ZDI-CAN-25373 has to do with the way Windows displays the contents of .lnk files, a type of binary file used by Windows to act as a shortcut to a file, folder, or application, through the Windows UI.

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The vulnerability, tracked by Trend Micro as ZDI-CAN-25373, allows hackers to exploit the way Windows displays content in LNK or .lnk files, which are used as shortcuts to files, folders, or ...

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The vulnerability affects the way Windows displays the contents of shortcut (.lnk) files. Attackers can prepare a malicious .lnk file that looks perfectly legitimate to users, while containing ...

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which allows attackers to exploit how Windows displays shortcut (.lnk) files to evade detection and execute code on vulnerable devices without the user's knowledge. Threat actors exploit ZDI-CAN ...

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