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qw3r7yju4n
Copper Contributor
Feb 25, 2026

Vulnerabilities in Windows Web Experience Pack and C++ Application Develoment Framework

I am dealing with a hacker that is exploiting vulnerabilties in these 2 apps in windows. They were calling a location update using these apps and the NIC would drop out and come back. Im not in the know on how to report exploits. I personally dont have the knowledge to win this battle. I hope someone could help me out with this issue.

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  • Dukeka's avatar
    Dukeka
    Brass Contributor

    Reach out to Microsoft Support and explain the situation to them. They may be able to provide guidance on how to mitigate the issue and potentially patch the vulnerability.

    • qw3r7yju4n's avatar
      qw3r7yju4n
      Copper Contributor

      Could you please provide a link to the support you speak of. I have yet to find a way to talk with Microsoft without a business license? I've been using the internet for decades and have yet to find it.

    • qw3r7yju4n's avatar
      qw3r7yju4n
      Copper Contributor

      Could you provide me with a link to this so called support line? I've never seen a place to talk to an agent for Microsoft. I been using the internet for decades and have yet to see where you can talk to Microsoft without a business support license. A simple Google search brings up a canned answer website highlighting Windows features. No where does it say talk to an agent or post in a forum.

  • Azraelen's avatar
    Azraelen
    Brass Contributor

    Use Windows Defender or other reputable security tools (e.g., Malwarebytes, Norton) to perform a full system scan. Check Windows Event Viewer and Network logs for any suspicious activity related to the exploits. Use Process Explorer or Task Manager to identify any unfamiliar processes running during the attack.