GlassWire version 3.6.859 is experiencing frequent random crashes during normal operation. The application crashes occur when:
- Opening the Settings window
- Clicking on Traffic Monitor
- Resizing the window from the bottom-right corner
- Other random UI interactions
Error Details:
- Faulting application: GlassWire.exe, version 3.6.859.0
- Faulting module: Qt5Core.dll, version 5.15.2.0
- Exception code: 0xc0000409 (stack buffer overrun)
- Fault offset: 0x0001f081
Additional Observations:
- Multiple GWCrashpadHandler.exe processes (3) running in Task Manager
- Crashes are intermittent - the same actions sometimes work, sometimes cause crashes
- Multiple crash instances with identical error signatures
Critical Impact: This is a high-priority issue IF the crashes compromise the firewall functionality. When GlassWire crashes while running in “Ask to Connect” firewall mode, there’s a risk of unwanted traffic being allowed through, creating a potential security vulnerability.
Clarification Needed: It’s unclear whether the actual firewall functionality runs in a separate process that remains active when the main GlassWire.exe crashes, or if the entire firewall protection goes down with the UI crash. If the firewall runs as a separate service/process and continues blocking traffic even when the UI crashes, this would be a lower priority UI-only issue. However, if the whole firewall protection stops when GlassWire.exe crashes, this becomes a major security vulnerability requiring immediate attention.
Please confirm: Does the firewall protection remain active when the main GlassWire application crashes, or does the entire security functionality shut down with the UI?
System Information:
- Windows [your Windows version]
- GlassWire 3.6.859
- Installation path: C:\Program Files (x86)\GlassWire\
Requested Action: Please investigate and provide information about the firewall service architecture, and if the crashes do affect security functionality, please provide a hotfix for this Qt5Core.dll stability issue as soon as possible.