About Elevation of Privilege – Windows Kernel Streaming WOW Thunk Service Driver (CVE-2024-38144) vulnerability. The vulnerability is from the August Microsoft Patch Tuesday. It wasn’t highlighted in reviews; all we knew was that a local attacker could gain SYSTEM privileges.
Three and a half months later, on November 27, SSD Secure Disclosure released a write-up with exploit code. This vulnerability was exploited at TyphoonPWN 2024, earning the researcher a $70,000 prize.
SSD stated in their write-up that communications with Microsoft were problematic and noted that “at the time of trying this on the latest version of Windows 11, the vulnerability still worked”. It’s unclear if this “time of trying” was before the August MSPT or just before the write-up was released in November. If the second option, the vulnerability might still be a 0day. 
No reports of this vulnerability being exploited in attacks yet.
In the incident analyzed by WPScan, the attackers installed the 
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To fix the vulnerability, you need to update your device or, as a workaround, disable the logging option of the “DNS Security” function.