Microsoft's March 2025 Patch Tuesday update includes 57 fixes, addressing critical security vulnerabilities, notably six zero-day exploits that are actively targeted by hackers. One major vulnerability, CVE-2025-26633, affects the Microsoft Management Console and requires user interaction through deceptive emails or messages. Additionally, CVE-2025-24993 allows for remote code execution when a local user interacts with a malicious VHD file. Other vulnerabilities, such as CVE-2025-24991 and CVE-2025-24985, revolve around memory leaks and disk image files, further stressing the need for users to remain vigilant against social engineering attacks.
The March 2025 Patch Tuesday update includes 57 fixes for critical vulnerabilities, addressing ongoing exploits including six significant zero-day issues.
CVE-2025-26633 allows hackers to bypass protections in Microsoft Management Console by manipulating users into opening specially designed files or links.
CVE-2025-24993 is a memory bug enabling remote code execution, requiring the local user to engage with a specially crafted VHD.
Microsoft's update highlights the importance of user caution, as several vulnerabilities necessitate user action to exploit, emphasizing social engineering risks.
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