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Legacy web technologies, such as Microsoft's Scripting Engine, continue to pose security risks in modern Windows environments. A recent thread on WindowsForum.com discusses CVE-2025-30397, a critical zero-day vulnerability in the Scripting Engine that was exploited in the wild before Microsoft's May 2025 Patch Tuesday update. This highlights how outdated components can become attack vectors, even as Microsoft pushes newer technologies. The discussion covers the vulnerability's impact on Windows systems, the importance of patching, and broader implications for enterprise IT security. Users share insights on mitigating risks from legacy scripting engines and balancing compatibility with security updates.
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    CVE-2025-30397: Critical Zero-Day Exploited in Windows Legacy Scripting Engine

    In the rapidly shifting landscape of Windows security, the spotlight once again falls on Microsoft’s legacy components—this time, the Microsoft Scripting Engine. As of the May 2025 Patch Tuesday release, Microsoft confirmed that CVE-2025-30397, a major zero-day vulnerability in its Scripting...
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