cve-2025-54910

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CVE-2025-54910 is a heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability in Microsoft Office that can lead to local code execution when a crafted Office document is processed. This issue was addressed in Microsoft's September 2025 Patch Tuesday, which included fixes for roughly 80-86 CVEs across Windows, Office, SQL Server, and other platform components. The vulnerability is considered a high-priority issue due to the risk of exploitation via malicious documents. Security researchers and industry trackers have highlighted CVE-2025-54910 as a memory-safety flaw that requires immediate patching, especially in enterprise environments where Office is widely deployed. For exact build and KB identifier details, administrators should consult the Microsoft Security Update Guide directly.
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