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RoguePlanet zero-day gives SYSTEM access on patched Windows 10/11

Researcher releases a seventh Windows zero‑day named RoguePlanet hours after Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday, exposing a missed privilege‑escalation flaw.

RoguePlanet zero-day gives SYSTEM access on patched Windows 10/11

A new Windows zero‑day called RoguePlanet was published today.

The security researcher known as Chaotic Eclipse, who earlier faced a criminal threat from Microsoft, released a proof‑of‑concept that grants SYSTEM privileges on fully patched Windows 10 and 11 machines. The exploit appeared just hours after Microsoft’s June Patch Tuesday, which claimed to fix a record 200 vulnerabilities. This is the seventh zero‑day the researcher has disclosed.

The timing matters because it shows that even a massive, public patch bundle can leave critical bugs unaddressed. Attackers with the exploit could take full control of a system that appears up to date, forcing enterprises to reassess reliance on patch cadence alone.

If Microsoft’s patches missed this flaw, the next round of updates will likely include a dedicated fix, but the window for abuse may already be open.

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