Microsoft’s Patch Parade: 67 Security Flaws Get the Boot, But Zero-Day Woes Steal the Show!
Microsoft patches 67 security flaws, including a WebDAV zero-day bug, already exploited by cyber bandits. With 11 Critical and 56 Important vulnerabilities, this Patch Tuesday is like a security buffet. Among the fixes, remote code execution flaws and the infamous CVE-2025-33053 bug that’s been wreaking havoc like a toddler with crayons.
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s latest patch party is out, and it’s the event no one wants to miss—unless you’re a hacker. With 67 flaws getting the fix, including a zero-day bug that’s been living its best life in the wild, it’s like a big cybersecurity whack-a-mole game. Let’s hope this patchwork quilt holds up better than my grandma’s old couch!
Key Points:
- Microsoft patched 67 vulnerabilities, featuring a WebDAV zero-day bug known as CVE-2025-33053.
- Of these, 11 are critical, and 56 are important; 26 are remote code execution flaws.
- The zero-day was linked to Stealth Falcon, known for its espionage campaigns.
- U.S. CISA added the WebDAV flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
- Microsoft also addressed a privilege escalation flaw in Power Automate with a CVSS score of 9.8.
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