CURL-RCE-Windows-11 * -PWNED-0Day

WARNING! If you have installed Python or other powerful programming languages on your Windows machine, and you don't know what are using, please remove them all immediately!
#Description:
NOTE: The vulnerable versions are Windows 10 - the latest update which uses a Curl protocol and also 11 all builds! There is no restriction on executions for the usual user. There is no security for the home environment of the usual user. No warnings Direct execution from cmd by user interaction. Nothing! The attacker can trick easily some victims to execute his command by using a good lure, then the attacker can get full control of the PC, even more, worst than ever. If an attacker receives a click from an admin account he will get access to all other accounts on the victim's machine, also if the victim corresponds with some of the accounts on his machine, the attacker can easily use this user account to hack all other accounts, except for the administrator, and vice versa, so nice a. This is a Microsoft!
STATUS: CRITICAL!

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