SoyITPro[verified]@SoyITProPatch
The tweet announces March 2026 Microsoft security updates that fix eight critical CVEs across Windows, Office, SQL Server, .NET, and third‑party packages, and provides technical details of the vulnerabilities.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
The post announces Microsoft’s March 2026 patch update, highlighting critical CVEs such as Excel data leakage, Office RCE, and SQL Server privilege escalation, and urges immediate patching of affected systems.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
Microsoft has issued a patch for two Office CVEs (CVE‑2026‑26110 and CVE‑2026‑26113) that let attackers trigger remote code execution via the preview pane without any user interaction, requiring only that the file lands in the inbox.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiDisclosure
The message details two Microsoft Office CVEs that can be triggered by previewing a file in Outlook, allowing arbitrary code execution without any user interaction.
CyberSec Intel Alliance[verified]@CyberAlliance26Patch
The tweet warns of a remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2026-26113) in Microsoft Office that can be triggered through the Preview Pane and urges users to apply the March 2026 patches immediately.
IntegSec[verified]@integ_secDisclosure
The headline announces CVE-2026-26113 as a Microsoft Office Preview Pane remote code execution flaw, focusing on business implications and response guidance.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
The post highlights two critical Office CVEs affecting the Outlook preview pane and recommends disabling that feature as a workaround, indicating that organizations should check their patch status.
CybrPulse[verified]@CybrPulsePatch
The post highlights Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday, describes RCE exploits in Office and an SMB auth bypass, and urges users to apply the released patches.