[German]The June 2025 security updates for Microsoft Office cause Microsoft Outlook Classic to crash in some versions. At the weekend, Microsoft confirmed these Outlook crashes and published a workaround. I'll put this information in a separate article.
[German]The Danish Ministry of Digital Affairs is saying goodbye to Microsoft and will move (probably to Linux and) to LibreOffice in near future – thanks to Trump. And the LibreOffice makers have set their sights on Windows 11 in order to break down the true costs of using it. There is also currently a discussion about the EU cloud and EU data centers.
[German]The June 2025 security updates have caused various problems for individual users. On Windows Server 2016, the installation takes quite a long time (long known), and some administrators have problems with DCs and Exchange. On Windows Server 2016, the June 2025 update also seems to interfere with the DHCP server. Microsoft has since confirmed that it also affects Windows Server 2019, 2022 and 2025.
[GER]I'm posting some information here on the blog that I received from Google in mid-May 2025. Google Cloud has announced that it is expanding its Risk Protection Program (RPP) to over 30 EMEA markets (including DACH). The program is about cyber insurance, where two new partners Chubb (headquartered in Zurich) and Beazley have been acquired.
Microsoft has also updated the recovery updates KB5060534, KB5060532, KB5060530, and KB5060529 for Windows 10 as of June 10, 2025. The updates are required for recovering or reinstalling Windows 10 installations. The patches are also available for download in the Microsoft Update CatalogDetails on the updates can be found in the linked support articles. (via)
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[German]On October 14, 2025, Microsoft Windows 10 22H2 will receive security updates for the last time and will then no longer be supported. But there are options to at least secure the operating system. Apart from this issue, other Microsoft products such as the Universal Apps, OneNote for Windows 10, Microsoft Office 2016 and 2019, and Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 will also receive security updates. Here is a brief look at these issues.
[German]Quick warning to administrators who are still managing a Surface Hub v1 as a large screen. The update KB5060533 from June 10, 2025 for Windows 10 21H2-22H2 causes boot problems. But the primary root cause has been removed by Microsoft on June 11, 2025 – a fix is still outstanding.
[German]Security researchers have discovered the first zero-click vulnerability in an AI application. Unsurprisingly for me, this concerns Microsoft 365 Copilot. Attackers could use this vulnerability, known as EchoLeak, to force Microsoft 365 Copilot to exfiltrate data.
[German]I received reports in comments of my German blog, that users of Fujitsu systems are ending with bricked devices during installing the June 2025 security updates for Windows. Die Rechner starten nicht mal mehr ins BIOS/UEFI. Ursache ist wohl eine Aktualisierung der DBX-Records für den Secure Boot durch die Windows Updates. Lässt sich nur mit Tricks wieder korrigieren.
[German]The June 2025 security updates for Microsoft Office fixes critical vulnerabilities, but appear to cause serious problems for some users in corporate environments. Document files can no longer be opened in the Office applications. There are also reports of crashes and problems with Microsoft Outlook Classic. Addendum: Outlook crashes have been confirmed by Microsoft, there is a workaround.
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