Microsoft Fixes Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Windows Admin Center
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Microsoft has addressed CVE-2025-64669, a local privilege escalation vulnerability in Windows Admin Center. This flaw allowed low privileged users to escalate their privileges to SYSTEM by exploiting insecure filesystem permissions. The vulnerability was part of a larger investigation that identified four distinct vulnerabilities.
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