Finance & businessInnovation UncoveredThey Can Steal Your Passwords From Windows Recall... Easily.

They Can Steal Your Passwords From Windows Recall... Easily.

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Published Jul 9, 2026, 3:51 PM · 3mo ago

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Microsoft handed itself a free pass. A security researcher gave them a working exploit that steals passwords, banking sessions, and private messages off any Windows PC running Recall — and Microsoft's official response was "working as designed." In this video, we break down how Windows Recall, the AI feature screenshotting your screen every few seconds, has now been broken TWICE by independent researchers — and both times Microsoft refused to call it a vulnerability. From Kevin Beaumont's original plaintext database discovery to Alexander Hagenah's 2026 bypass that steals decrypted data mid-display without triggering Windows Hello, this is the full timeline Microsoft doesn't want going viral.
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windows 11cyber securitycybersecuritymicrosoft recallwindows 11 recallmicrosoft privacy concernswindows recall

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