A serious Windows vulnerability is reportedly being sold on the dark web for $220,000, highlighting the growing market for cyberattack tools and exploits.

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The vulnerability affects a vast array of Microsoft operating systems including various builds of Windows 10, Windows 11 & Windows Server.

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A significant shift in attack methodology, moving away from conventional techniques to leverage legitimate system tools.

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A Windows exploit that grants system-level access to attackers is currently up for sale on the dark web for $220,000.