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Microsoft Patches Power Pages Flaw: When Hackers Beat You to Your Own Software
Microsoft Power Pages users, rejoice! After a security flaw allowed unauthorized logins, Microsoft quickly plugged the gap. If you haven’t heard from them, you’re safe. The flaw, rated 8.2 out of 10, had attackers logging in like they owned the place. Kudos to Microsoft for patching it faster than you can say “Power Pages.”
Hot Take:
Oh, Microsoft! You’ve done it again! Fixing vulnerabilities like a digital superhero after the villains have already had their way. It’s like locking the barn door after the horses have galloped away… on your Power Pages.
Key Points:
- Microsoft patched a security flaw in Power Pages after criminals exploited it.
- The flaw allowed attackers to elevate privileges and bypass user registration control.
- The vulnerability, CVE-2025-24989, was rated 8.2 on the CVSS scale.
- Microsoft has provided instructions to affected users to check for exploitation signs.
- No action is required for those not notified by Microsoft about the flaw.
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