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ColdRecon / Brief Archive / Week of August 11, 2025
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Week of August 11, 2025

2025-08-11 — 2025-08-17 · 3 PUBLIC EVENTS · GENERAL / NON-PERSONALIZED

In the week of August 11, 2025, ColdRecon logged 3 public endpoint-security events from open-source reporting — 1 vuln disclosure, 1 vendor announcement, 1 research poc. Vendors in the record this week: Elastic, OpenText, Google.

The Week's Public Record

Events

2025-08-16
vuln disclosure
Zero-Day Vulnerability in Elastic EDR Driver Allows BSOD and Potential BypassElastic EDR NULL Pointer Dereference
A zero-day vulnerability in Elastic's endpoint driver (elastic-endpoint-driver.sys) was disclosed, involving a NULL pointer dereference that can cause a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). The researcher claims it can be used to bypass EDR detection, execute code, and establish persistence, though Elastic disputes the bypass and RCE claims. The flaw affects version 8.17.6 and likely later versions, with no patch available.
2025-08-15
vendor announcement
OpenText Announces EDR Availability in Secure CloudOpenText EDR Secure Cloud Availability
OpenText has made its Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) product available in its Secure Cloud environment. This expands deployment options for the endpoint security tool. The announcement highlights a new delivery model for the existing EDR capability.
2025-08-14
research poc
Proof-of-Concept Tool Bypasses Chrome App-Bound Encryption to Extract Browser SecretsChrome-App-Bound-Encryption-Bypass
A publicly released proof-of-concept tool demonstrates in-memory bypass of Chromium's App-Bound Encryption (ABE) to extract cookies, passwords, browsing history, autofill data, and payment information from Chrome, Brave, and Edge without admin privileges. The tool uses direct syscall-based reflective process hollowing to evade endpoint defenses and operates filelessly. It highlights a technique that could be adopted by attackers to steal sensitive browser data.
Google · Microsoft · Brave ↗ github.com (2025-08-14)
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