Microsoft testing Windows 11 batch file security improvements
2026-03-04T20:06:57Z•7b1e8b986e44ac35bec6071b7ed612df7dc7452dfb1e93779d4b3a7fb2847201
CVE-2025-0282API key exposure','OnlyFake','fake id','ransomware trendsAPT37CISAEuropolGeminiGoogle API keysIvanti Connect SecureJuniper PTXJunos OS EvolvedManoManoProject CompassRESURGEThe ComTrend Micro Apex Oneair-gapped networksbatch file securitycmdcritical vulnerabilitydata breachremote code executionremovable mediarouter takeoverwindows 11zero-day
What happened
Multiple high-impact security stories: Microsoft is testing Windows 11 improvements to harden CMD/batch execution. North Korean APT37 is deploying new tools to bridge air-gapped networks via removable drives and covert surveillance. Europol-led "Project Compass" resulted in 30 arrests tied to "The Com" cybercrime collective. CISA warns the RESURGE implant — used in zero-day attacks against Ivanti Connect Secure — can remain dormant on devices (associated with CVE-2025-0282). Trend Micro patched two critical Apex One RCE flaws, and Juniper disclosed a critical Junos OS Evolved flaw in PTXSeries
Why it matters
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- 2026-03-04T20:06:57Z
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- Yes
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