Critical Windows RasMan Vulnerability Allows Arbitrary Code Execution
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A critical vulnerability in the Windows Remote Access Connection Manager (RasMan) has been identified, allowing local attackers to execute arbitrary code with System privileges. This issue was linked to CVE-2025-59230, which Microsoft addressed in its October 2025 security updates. Security analysts discovered that the exploit relies on a secondary, previously unknown zero-day flaw.
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