The November 2025 Patch Tuesday updates released by Microsoft tackle significant security vulnerabilities, critical for Windows 10, Windows 11, and related services. Among the patches, the noteworthy CVE-2025-62215 addresses a Windows Kernel Elevation of Privilege flaw, which can be exploited by attackers who gain local access.
Another highlighted vulnerability is CVE-2025-60724, characterized by a CVSS score of 9.8 out of 10. This flaw relates to a heap-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Graphics, enabling unauthorized code execution over networks. Such vulnerabilities underscore the importance of immediate patching and prompt system updates to defend against these emerging threats before they can be exploited.
Users can easily check for and apply updates through the Windows Update settings, ensuring their systems are secure against ongoing attacks. Regular maintenance and awareness of these updates are vital for a secure computing environment, as attackers continuously look for exploitable weaknesses.
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