📅 Coverage: April 9–15, 2025
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We’ve just published our latest PortalFuse Weekly Security Report, and this one’s a heavy hitter. If you’re a System Administrator, Security Engineer, or IT Pro keeping Microsoft environments safe, this is exactly the kind of intelligence you want in your feed this week.
April’s Patch Tuesday wave continues to ripple across the enterprise, and this latest report unpacks the key vulnerabilities disclosed between April 9th and April 15th. We’ve done the triage so you can focus on what matters most: Elevation of Privilege, Remote Code Execution, and Security Feature Bypass issues that demand immediate attention.
🎯 Here’s a quick preview of what’s inside:
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CVE-2025-27727 – Windows Installer EoP: A low-complexity, no-interaction flaw that can hand SYSTEM-level access to attackers. If you’re managing endpoints, this one should be on your radar right now.
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CVE-2025-26670 & CVE-2025-26663 – LDAP RCE vulnerabilities: These can be exploited remotely and without authentication. Let that sink in.
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CVE-2025-29809 – Kerberos SFB: Bypasses Credential Guard protections. Yes, it’s as serious as it sounds.
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Critical DoS issues in HTTP.sys, MSMQ, and Streaming Services
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And a new Edge Chromium-based RCE patched in build 135.0.7049.85+
🔍 We know many of you want actionable context, not just CVE numbers. That’s why we created the full CVE dashboard with breakdowns by vulnerability type, impact severity, exploit complexity, and relevant KB links. Whether you need a quick executive summary or a deep technical dive, it’s all there.
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💡 Pro Tip:
If you’re using Intune or Defender for Endpoint, ensure your vulnerability baselines align with this week’s bulletin. The trend toward credential theft and privilege escalation is accelerating, and this report highlights exactly where to fortify your defenses.
🛡️ Let us know your thoughts, and stay tuned for next week’s roundup. Patch early, patch smart, and as always… check your logs.
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