Microsoft Issues Urgent Patches for Six Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

Microsoft has released patches for six actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities, including three in the NTFS file system and another in the Fast FAT File System Driver. The most critical issues involve a remote code execution flaw and a serious heap-based buffer overflow, with recommendations for users to restrict virtual hard disk sources to reduce risks. The update is part of a broader March release addressing 51 vulnerabilities, emphasizing the need for timely action from security teams to mitigate these threats.

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