Microsoft Power Pages Patch: A Critical Fix or Just Another Day at the Office?

Microsoft patches a critical Power Pages vulnerability, CVE-2025-24989, exploited in attacks. This flaw lets attackers elevate privileges. While no patch installation is needed, users should check for signs of compromise. Microsoft assures that all affected customers have been notified. If you’re still waiting for a call, congratulations—you dodged this digital bullet!

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Looks like Microsoft’s Power Pages had a little too much ‘power’ and decided to go rogue! But don’t worry, they’ve patched it up faster than you can say ‘critical improper access control issue.’ Just remember, if you haven’t received a notification from Microsoft, you’re in the clear. As for those affected, it’s time to channel your inner detective and snoop around for any signs of a breach. Good luck, and may the patch be with you!

Key Points:

  • Microsoft patched a security vulnerability in its Power Pages platform.
  • The flaw, CVE-2025-24989, allows privilege escalation via improper access control.
  • Users don’t need to install patches, but should check for breaches.
  • Affected customers have been notified with cleanup instructions.
  • No detailed information on the exploits has been shared by Microsoft yet.

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