"Just can't come up with an explanation beside the fact that this was intentional. Also for whatever reason, only windows 11 (+Server 2022/2025) are affect, windows 10 is not," explained security researcher Chaotic Eclipse (better known as Nightmare-Eclipse) after they managed to bypass Windows 11's sophisticated BitLocker security feature using a USB stick.
The security sleuth posted the zero-day exploit known as YellowKey, which essentially enabled them to access a locked file. As explained by our friends over at Tom's Hardware: