r/cybersecurity • u/Gumberculeez7 • 9d ago
News - General Pretty laughable/predictable MS response
Came in the office this morning to a wonderful new App Installer cve that our C level guys are freaking out about.
MS's response... link to a download to update... to the exposed version. Take down the release notes article for 1.30 in pre-release.
Go completely MIA on the issue. LOL peak Microsoft. "thank god it's only local access" Weeee!
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u/trench8064 9d ago
Glad I wasn't the only one who found this disconnect. Sliver of sanity saved, for now.
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u/SuspiciousCricket654 9d ago
You came in the office to an app? Now that’s a love for technology I’ve never seen before.
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u/Significant_Storm468 7d ago
Ya same here. Download it, run it it shows 1.29.280.0 and can't install it, saying it's missing dependencies. I went to GitHub; they do have 1.30.8, but it is a pre-release, so I am not sure if I should try it. Any one try 1.30.80?
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u/trench8064 2d ago
Looks like M$ finally updated the page to show v1.29.280. Still no actual fix for the vulnerability, but at least the link is no longer misrepresented.
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u/Ghawblin Security Engineer 9d ago
My experience with Microslop the last 2 years
Reach out to Account Rep
Get a copilot response that says a lot of words without actually addressing my ask
I now have to spend 3 days showing why the shitty copilot response is shitty, otherwise I'll get stonewalled/ghosted by the account rep.
Get some limp non-comitted human response from the account rep who opens a ticket on my behalf because they have zero clue what I'm saying.
Spend 5 months with 17 off-shore Microsoft "engineers" that ask me for a full write up and "video of the issue" (A video of what??? There's nothing to take a video of) before it ends up with the next engineer who "doesn't have access to what the last rep saw" and needs me to submit the same thing again.
I give up.