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CVE-2025-53136: Microsoft Patches Windows Kernel Information Disclosure Vulnerability Bypassing KASLR

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voidsec

8mo ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

Microsoft patched CVE-2025-53136, a kernel information disclosure vulnerability in Windows NT OS Kernel that allowed leaking kernel base addresses, effectively bypassing KASLR (Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization). The vulnerability existed in the kernel's handling of certain system information queries, and while Microsoft had previously mitigated many similar leaks starting with Windows 11/Windows Server 2022 24H2, this one remained exploitable. The article discusses how even security patches can inadvertently open new exploitation vectors.

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Microsoft mitigated many traditional kernel information leaks starting with Windows 11/Windows Server 2022 24H2... by suppressing kernel base addresses unless the caller had the SeDebugPrivilege, typically reserved for administrative processes.
That change effectively neutered one of the most accessible KASLR bypass techniques, and, without knowledge of the kernel's base address...
Bidding farewell to one of the last kernel address leaks, CVE-2025-53136. Even patches can open new doors for exploitation.
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Bidding farewell to one of the last kernel address leaks, CVE-2025-53136. Even patches can open new doors for exploitation.

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