BrianKrebsMar 11

I know it probably seems like it was just yesterday we were talking about Patch Tuesday and a lot of scary Windows flaws, but here we are again. Mercifully, unlike last month's five zero-day bonanza, this month is bereft of known 0days, but there are some reliably critical bugs like a pair of Office vulnerabilities that can be exploited through the Preview Pane.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/03/microsoft-patch-tuesday-march-2026-edition/

#patchtuesday #windows #office #security

Show threadh4nd / UntouchedCupOfTeaMar 11
@briankrebs does that mean the (print?) preview pane will finally start working? It's been MiA for me in Win11 with exotic sofware like MS-Paint...
Show threadh4nd / UntouchedCupOfTeaMar 11
@briankrebs yes, I'm not really asking you to do my IT, but it's one of the straws that may end up pushing me back to Linux on the desktop - I wonder how many other folks that's true for?
Show threadPink Rhododendron
@h4nd @briankrebs Curious what got you to leave linux and go back to windows in the first place 🤔 ?
Mar 11 at 3:26amWeb
Show threadh4nd / UntouchedCupOfTeaMar 11
@pinkRhododendron dropping Brian, I'm sure he's heard it all before. For biz, mostly it was office doc compatibility, and weird engineering software that was often W only, but also for gaming, as the state of Linux gaming was poor (think Orange Box timeframe).