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      <title>Potential CVE-2026-33829 Exploitation - Windows Snipping Tool Remote File Path URI</title>
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            Detects potential exploitation of CVE-2026-33829, a vulnerability in the Windows Snipping Tool URI handler (ms-screensketch:).
An attacker can abuse the &#39;filePath&#39; parameter to supply a UNC path or HTTP URL, causing SnippingTool.exe to initiate a connection to a remote resource.
When a UNC path is used (e.g. \\attacker.com\share), this triggers an outbound NTLM authentication attempt, allowing the attacker to capture or relay the victim&#39;s Net-NTLMv2 hash.
HTTP-based paths may result in remote file loading or server-side request forgery (SSRF)-style access.
The URI can be delivered via a malicious hyperlink, phishing email, or web page.

          
          
        
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