Welcome to my October 2025 Patch Monday newsletter! This month was not a very big one for our 3rd party vendors. I have no zero days to report in the last 30 days for Chrome, Apple and Adobe's suite of products, Zoom and Firefox.
While the publicly documented change logs for Chrome in the last 30 days are somewhat light, Google continues to push updates routinely (every few weeks) via its stable channel. In the past 30 days there have been 4 version updates targeting 28 vulnerabilities. There were a couple other version updates as well but they didn't include any security fixes. The important thing to stay focused on is ensuring Chrome is kept up-to-date. This is critical as we see more and more browser-based attacks via malicious links or attachments.
If you're a Zoom user we have only two updates in the chart below. Both are medium rated information disclosures.
Apple had updates across five of its products but it was all for the same vulnerability; CVE-2025-43400. This medium rated out of bounds write allows a maliciously crafted font to unexpectedly terminate apps or corrupt process memory.
Mozilla and Adobe had updates across their products as detailed in the chart below.
If there are any additional products you would like to see in the chart below, please let me know.
If you're interested in security and AI, then you'll want to register for this weeks webinar with Silverfort where we're discussing "No Blind Spots: A Unified Defense for Human, Machine and AI Identities".
Be sure to browse the chart below and happy patching!
So, without further ado, here’s the chart of non-Microsoft 3rd party patches that affect Windows platforms in the past month.
Thanks as always for reading and best wishes on security,
Randy Franklin Smith
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