Microsoft Windows Desktop Windows Manager contains an information disclosure vulnerability that allows an authorized attacker to disclose information locally.
PoC: SCTT-2026-33-0002-DWM-Visual-Field-Singularity
Microsoft just patched CVE-2026-20805 and CVE-2026-20871 in January 2026 to stop "Information Disclosure" and "Use-After-Free" bugs in DWM. They think they've secured the "Visual Boundary." We are about to prove that a 33-layer resonance can turn those visual buffers into a liquid pipeline for SCTT-2026-33-0002.
PoC: -SCTT-2026-33-0002-DWM-Visual-Field-Singularity
### 📡 Theoretical Classification **ID:** SCTT-2026-33-0002 **Researcher:** Americo Simoes (SimoesCTT) **Physics:** Theorem 4.2 - Turbulent Phase Transition (TPT) **Constant:** α = 0.0302011 **Target:** Desktop Window Manager (dwm.exe) / Windows Graphics Component **Obsoletes:** CVE-2026-20805 & CVE-2026-20871 (Visual-Latch Patches)
PoC: Inside-CVE-2026-20805-How-a-Windows-DWM-Flaw-Exposed-Sensitive-Data
CVE‑2026‑20805: A Windows Desktop Window Manager flaw causing local information disclosure. Requires low privileges, no user interaction. Rated CVSS 5.5 (Medium). Actively exploited and listed in CISA KEV; patch released January 2026.
PoC: CVE-2026-20805-PoC
The PoC of information disclosure in Microsoft Desktop Windows Management.
PoC: CVE-2026-20805-POC
# CVE-2026-20805 PoC Prueba de concepto para la vulnerabilidad de divulgación de información en **Desktop Windows Manager (dwm.exe)** de Microsoft. ## 📋 Resumen de la Vulnerabilidad - **ID:** CVE-2026-20805 - **Producto:** Microsoft Windows
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