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Steam Windows 0-Day Vulnerability Allows Users to Silently Escalate to Full SYSTEM Privileges

A newly disclosed Windows zero-day affecting the Steam Client Service can reportedly let a standard local user obtain NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM privileges without administrator credentials, a User Account Control prompt, Steam authentication, or launching a game. Researcher KillaBoi published the BrokenPipe proof of concept on September 14, describing local privilege escalation through steamservice.exe, Steam’s privileged Windows […] The post Steam Windows 0-Day Vulnerability Allows Users to Silently Escalate to Full SYSTEM Privileges appeared first on Cyber Security News.
A newly disclosed Windows zero-day affecting the Steam Client Service can reportedly let a standard local user obtain NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM privileges without administrator credentials, a User Account Control prompt, Steam authentication, or launching a game. Researcher KillaBoi published the BrokenPipe proof of concept on September 14, describing local privilege escalation…
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