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Patch Tuesday fixes an exploited bug, but not for Windows 10
Winsage
April 9, 2025

Patch Tuesday fixes an exploited bug, but not for Windows 10

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday updates addressed over 120 vulnerabilities, including one actively exploited flaw (CVE-2025-29824) and 11 critical issues. CVE-2025-29824 is an elevation of privilege vulnerability in the Windows Common Log File System Driver, targeted by the group Storm-2460 to deploy ransomware called PipeMagic, affecting victims in the US, Spain, Venezuela, and Saudi Arabia. This vulnerability has a CVSS score of 7.8 and allows attackers to escalate privileges due to a use-after-free flaw. Patches for Windows Server and Windows 11 have been released, but Windows 10 users are still awaiting a fix, with Microsoft promising updates soon. Among the critical vulnerabilities addressed, all allow for remote code execution (RCE). Notable vulnerabilities include: - CVE-2025-26670: LDAP Client RCE, Critical, CVSS 8.1 - CVE-2025-27752: Microsoft Excel RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.8 - CVE-2025-29791: Microsoft Excel RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.8 - CVE-2025-27745: Microsoft Office RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.8 - CVE-2025-27748: Microsoft Office RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.8 - CVE-2025-27749: Microsoft Office RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.8 - CVE-2025-27491: Windows Hyper-V RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.1 - CVE-2025-26663: Windows LDAP RCE, Critical, CVSS 8.1 - CVE-2025-27480: Windows RDP RCE, Critical, CVSS 8.1 - CVE-2025-27482: Windows RDP RCE, Critical, CVSS 8.1 - CVE-2025-26686: Windows TCP/IP RCE, Critical, CVSS 7.5 - CVE-2025-29809: Windows Kerberos Security Feature Bypass, Important, CVSS 7.1 Dustin Childs from ZDI noted that CVE-2025-29809 requires additional measures beyond standard patching. CVE-2025-26663 and CVE-2025-26670 are considered wormable, necessitating prompt updates, especially for networks exposing LDAP services. Adobe released over 50 fixes for vulnerabilities in products like Cold Fusion, After Effects, and Photoshop, with some issues in Cold Fusion classified as critical. AMD updated advisories regarding GPU access and various Ryzen AI software vulnerabilities.
Microsoft Intensifies Push for Windows 11 Adoption Amid Looming Windows 10 End-of-Support
Winsage
March 11, 2025

Microsoft Intensifies Push for Windows 11 Adoption Amid Looming Windows 10 End-of-Support

Microsoft is encouraging users to transition to Windows 11, highlighting its advantages as the end-of-support date for Windows 10 approaches on October 14, 2025. As of August 2024, Windows 11 accounts for nearly 32% of global Windows installations, up from 23% in July 2023, while Windows 10 holds about 64% market share. Windows 11 has become the preferred operating system for PC gamers on Steam, with 49% of users choosing it over 47% for Windows 10. Key features of Windows 11 include mandatory TPM 2.0 for enhanced security, a redesigned Start menu, improved multitasking with Snap Layouts, integration with Microsoft Teams, and a more efficient Windows Update process. However, some users are hesitant to upgrade due to hardware compatibility issues and a preference for Windows 10's interface. Microsoft may increase efforts to promote the transition to Windows 11 as the support deadline nears, and users remaining on Windows 10 will face security risks without official support.
Microsoft Patent Suggests AI Could Be the Key to Fixing Bugs in Windows 11
Winsage
February 15, 2025

Microsoft Patent Suggests AI Could Be the Key to Fixing Bugs in Windows 11

On February 6, Microsoft filed a patent in the United States for a Generative AI system that automatically detects and rectifies software issues within Windows operating systems. The system analyzes user-submitted error reports, identifies the source code responsible for the error, and generates prompts to resolve the bug. It produces a comprehensive response that may include a solution for the user, a natural language explanation, a code fix for the developer, or a pull request. This technology aims to enhance the user experience on Windows by expediting the resolution of software problems and allowing developers to focus more on innovation.
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