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Security researchers have detailed a method for interacting with and testing Windows kernel-mode drivers without the physical hardware they control. This approach simplifies vulnerability analysis, allowing security teams to evaluate driver exploits that are normally gated by the presence of specific hardware components.

A security researcher is threatening to publicly release another zero-day exploit for Microsoft Windows, escalating a dispute with the company. The threat puts pressure on Microsoft and creates a potential security risk for all Windows users, pending the company's response or the exploit's public disclosure.