Major Description
LoggingEvent uses the WindowsIdentity class to get the current user. After the required information is retrieved from the object, it is not disposed correctly, which means that it ends up in the finalizer queue (or rather, the handle objects that WindowsIdentity uses internally).
During the runtime of a sufficiently large application, this can lead to the finalizer queue having to process several thousands of undisposed objects. As the CLR does not guarantee that the finalizer thread will run, the memory may fill up with leaked objects.
