Microsoft SharePoint’s Zero-Day Drama: When Patches Go Rogue
Microsoft warns SharePoint Server users of a zero-day flaw, CVE-2025-53770, under active attack due to incomplete past fixes. The flaw scores a staggering 9.8 on the CVSS scale, putting it just 0.2 shy of a perfect ten in the “Oops, we broke the internet” category. Adjust your patches and hold onto your keyboards!
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s SharePoint Server is like that one friend who keeps promising to get their life together but somehow always ends up in a bigger mess. Meanwhile, Ring is playing a game of ‘how much surveillance is too much surveillance,’ and China is embracing a new hobby: collecting digital souvenirs from tourists’ smartphones. It’s all happening while Microsoft decides to put a ‘Made in China’ sticker on hold for DoD systems. Just another day in the world of cybersecurity chaos!
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s SharePoint Server has a zero-day flaw under attack due to incomplete past fixes.
- Amazon’s Ring business reintroduces controversial law enforcement access to home security cameras.
- China is installing malware on visitors’ smartphones to track various data.
- Microsoft will no longer employ Chinese engineers for U.S. Department of Defense systems.
- Report highlights potential national security concerns regarding foreign workers’ access to sensitive systems.