Brave reported that Microsoft's Codename MDASH, a scanning harness built from over a hundred specialized agents, hit 96% recall against five years of confirmed MSRC vulnerabilities in clfs.sys and 100% in tcpip.sys, finding sixteen new bugs in the Windows networking and authentication stack that nobody had caught, four of which were critical RCEs.

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