Microslop Just Made Their Biggest Enemy Ever...
Source: YouTube · SomeOrdinaryGamers · published May 29, 2026 · 17:25
A security researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse released six zero-day vulnerabilities for Windows, including a BitLocker bypass, after Microsoft refused to pay his bug bounty and deleted his reporting account 0:00.
Key Takeaways:
• The host details the "nuclear internet slap fighting" between Microsoft and a researcher who exposed severe flaws after being denied compensation 0:00
• Zero-day attacks are secretly discovered exploits that leave systems vulnerable for months, which the researcher initially tried to responsibly report to Microsoft 0:22
• Among the six released zero-days is a Windows 11 BitLocker bypass that functions suspiciously like an intentional backdoor not present in Windows 10 0:37
Windows users should immediately update their systems and exercise caution, as the researcher has threatened to release additional damaging vulnerabilities on July 14th.
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Hello guys and gals. Me Mudahar. I'm going to tell you guys right now we have got some nuclearra internet slap fighting going on right now. Microsop. Yes, this is a microsop. And it's not just an average video. I think I found a micros I found their biggest hater possible. Now ladies and gentlemen, to give you a quick understanding over here when you use a computer, what is the scariest thing that can happen to you? Getting hacked. And sometimes getting hacked is uh kind of out of your control, right? You can update everything. You can change your passwords a million times. But what happens when somebody uses an exploit or a hack that nobody knows of? That's what we call a zeroday attack. Somebody defines an exploit and they don't report it to anybody. Meaning that for months something cou…