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A glowing blue Word document icon stands on a circuit board, labeled CVE-2025-A7957.
I can write that feature article, but a quick verification step first — I could not find any public record for CVE‑2025‑53738 in Microsoft’s Update Guide, NVD, MITRE or other CVE aggregators. I did search MSRC (the link you provided requires JavaScript to render) and public databases for that exact CVE string and for nearby/related Microsoft Word “use‑after‑free” RCE CVEs from 2025, and found multiple similar Microsoft Word/Office Word use‑after‑free RCE entries (for example CVE‑2025‑47957, CVE‑2025‑47170 and several March 2025 Office CVEs).
Please confirm which of the following you want me to use for the article:
  • Continue with the exact CVE you gave (CVE‑2025‑53738). If so, I’ll proceed using Microsoft’s MSRC page you linked (and other sources I can reach) — but I’ll need your confirmation that you want me to rely on the MSRC page even though it doesn’t render in my fetch without JavaScript. I can still base the article on the MSRC advisory plus corroborating sources if the page is valid.
  • Or, write the article about a closely related confirmed Microsoft Word use‑after‑free RCE (I can use CVE‑2025‑47957 or CVE‑2025‑47170 or another specific confirmed CVE). If you pick one of those I’ll cross‑reference at least two independent sources (e.g., MSRC + NVD/CIRCL/industry writeups) and produce the 2,000+ word technical feature you requested.
Which would you prefer?

Source: MSRC Security Update Guide - Microsoft Security Response Center
 

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