Microsoft patches 58 vulnerabilities, including six actively exploited zero-days across Windows, Office, and RDP, as CISA sets a March 3 deadline.

Attackers have not waited for Exploit Wednesday; the Microsoft Windows zero-day attacks have already started. Here’s what you need to know and do.

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CISA adds six Microsoft zero-days to its KEV catalog, confirming active exploitation. The flaws include security bypass bugs and a Remote Desktop privilege escalation issue.

CVE-2026-21525 is a denial-of-service vulnerability affecting the Windows Remote Access Connection Manager. “Exploitation is local, requires no privileges, and does not rely on user interaction,” ...

Also today, SAP released 27 new and updated security notes, including two that address critical-severity vulnerabilities.