Microsoft's March Patchday Addresses 83 Vulnerabilities, Including Two Zero-Days

On Microsoft’s March Patchday, the company addressed 83 newly identified vulnerabilities across its products. Among these, two were classified as zero-day vulnerabilities, though no active exploitation was reported. The patches were released as part of Microsoft’s routine security updates for the month. The affected software includes Windows operating systems and Microsoft Office applications, though specific CVE IDs or technical details of the zero-days were not disclosed. The updates aim to mitigate potential risks associated with these flaws. No further impact or attack vectors were described in the notice.