Patch Tuesday Surprise: Microsoft Dodges Exploited Flaws, Adobe and SAP Join the Bug Bash!
Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday bundle offers a rare twist—no exploited security issues, but there are ten critical flaws to tackle. Among them, CVE-2025-49696 stands out with its sneaky preview pane exploit in Office. Prioritize this patch before your computer decides to become an involuntary party planner for hackers.
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday might not be the fireworks show of exploited vulnerabilities we expected, but don’t get too comfortable. With ten critical flaws, it’s more of a ‘whack-a-mole’ game than a victory lap. And while Office continues its transformation into a bug buffet, AMD users and SQL defenders aren’t left out of this month’s panic-patching extravaganza. Meanwhile, Adobe is throwing its own patch party, and Google’s Android team is taking a sabbatical. Who knew cybersecurity could be this much fun?
Key Points:
- Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday has no exploited vulnerabilities but includes ten critical flaws.
- Office continues to be a hotspot for remote code execution issues.
- AMD and SQL users should also prioritize updates.
- Adobe is busy with critical patches, while Google skips Android updates this month.
- SAP issues a slew of updates, including some with a perfect CVSS score.