Microsoft Patch Tuesday: The 60-CVE Showdown You Can’t Afford to Miss!
Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday tackled over 60 CVEs, including an actively exploited one. Experts say CVE-2025-62215 lets low-privileged attackers escalate to system privileges. Chaining it with others could lead to server compromise. Meanwhile, critical RCE bug CVE-2025-60724 demands urgent patching due to server-side vulnerabilities.
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday: Where CVEs are the new Pokémon—gotta patch ’em all! Just when you thought it was safe to go back online, along comes a wild Windows vulnerability to remind everyone that “End of Life” doesn’t mean “End of Exploits.” Stay frosty, sysadmins!
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday addressed 60+ CVEs, including a live exploit.
- CVE-2025-62215 is being actively exploited, targeting low-privilege users for privilege escalation.
- 29 Elevation of Privilege (EoP) and 16 Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities were patched.
- Critical CVE-2025-60724 affects the GDI+ library, posing a high risk for server-side applications.
- Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 face enrollment issues, prompting an out-of-band update.
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