Trend Micro Patches Critical RCE Flaws: Update Now or Hackers May Crash Your Party!

Trend Micro patches ten vulnerabilities, including critical flaws in Apex Central and Endpoint Encryption PolicyServer. With a CVSS score of 9.8, these bugs could lead to remote code execution. Trend Micro urges users to patch up now—because nobody wants an unexpected guest in their server!

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Hot Take:

Trend Micro is on a mission to save the day, releasing patches for ten vulnerabilities faster than you can say “remote code execution.” But seriously, folks, if you’re using Apex Central or Endpoint Encryption PolicyServer, it’s time to update faster than a hacker can say “exploit.” It’s like Trend Micro is the IT superhero we didn’t know we needed, swooping in to save us from vulnerabilities before they even hit the streets.

Key Points:

  • Trend Micro patched ten vulnerabilities in Apex Central and Endpoint Encryption PolicyServer.
  • Two critical RCE vulnerabilities in Apex Central are tracked as CVE-2025-49219 and CVE-2025-49220.
  • Eight vulnerabilities fixed in Endpoint Encryption PolicyServer, including four critical and four high-severity flaws.
  • Three critical issues involve deserialization of untrusted data leading to unauthenticated RCE.
  • All vulnerabilities were disclosed through the Zero Day Initiative, with no known exploits in the wild yet.

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