Windows 10: BSOD - sysinfo and mini dumps attached

Can't figure out what changed but now getting daily crashes. No program installs or windows updates correspond. But now getting daily crashes. Updated display adapter drivers. https://1drv.ms/u/s!At40rFpCbPGuhZpCipYH2XaQmyio3Q?e=3NOVBQThanks for any help!Josh

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security implications of posting BSOD mini-dump and sysinfo for Win10 x64

Hello -- As part of troubleshooting BSOD, there is recommended procedure to post memory mini-dump and sysinfo information.

Reference
PROCEDURE HERE.

What are the security implications, if any, of doing this for community/public view?

I understand in the PAST (win XP, Win7, etc) that posting such files could include administrative system passwords?

Could a mini-dump include passwords used by Chrome Browser extension (like Lastpass, etc)?

thanks in adv. -GA

 

security implications of posting BSOD mini-dump and sysinfo for Win10 x64

Hello and thanks for reply. much appreciated.

I already have mini-dump posted (along with sysinfo)
at post HERE.

thanks

 

reboot with bugcheck .. minidump/sysinfo attached

win10 x65 1909 (18363.720) rebooted in middle of night (3:17am).

Note the machine should have been in SLEEP mode. unsure why it was awake in first place.

per BSOD article below, I collected both mini-dump and full dump, sysinfo, etc.

I have posted mini-dump and sysinfo to following:

Win10 crash.zip

System is home Desktop used for business.

UEFI

never overclocked

no recent hardware changes (has not changed since video card upgrade more than year ago).

last software update was Win10 update and new version of Acronis True Image (in the last week).

Cylance Protect endpoint

Lot's of software installed for business and personal use.

reference
bugcheck howto