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Patch Tuesday Breakdown: Enterprise Risks, Zero-Days & Real-World Impact | Patch Tuesday Dec 2025

December 2025 Patch Tuesday just went from routine to risky. From Server 2019 breaking updates and BlackLotus fallout to CrowdStrike-driven recovery changes, React-to-Shell exploits, and Microsoft quietly reshaping Intune + E5, this episode covers what actually matters for sysadmins and security teams right now. In this final Patch Tuesday Support Group of 2025, we break down: • Why Server 2019 & Windows 10 LTSC updates are causing real pain • The return of the Shai-Hulud NPM worm (and why it’s angrier than before) • Unauthenticated RCE risks in React / Node / Fortinet / SAP / Ivanti • Microsoft’s Quick Machine Recovery, Cloud Rebuild & Restore Points after CrowdStrike • Security Copilot included in M365 E5… but with limits nobody’s talking about • New Autopatch approvals, maintenance windows, and reporting • Cloudflare outages, Chrome zero-days, PowerShell changes, Teams warnings, and more If you manage Intune, SCCM, Windows, M365, or third-party patching, this is one episode you cannot skip. Watch now before your next maintenance window turns into a recovery exercise. 00:00 – Patch Tuesday Support Group kickoff 02:00 – Server 2019 & Windows 10 update issues 06:00 – Autopilot & OOBE update chaos explained 09:00 – Security Copilot added to M365 E5 12:00 – Autopatch, approvals & maintenance windows 15:00 – CrowdStrike fallout & Windows recovery features 20:00 – Cloudflare outage & zero-day roundup 24:00 – Shai-Hulud worm & NPM supply-chain attack 30:00 – React-to-Shell RCE explained 36:00 – Microsoft, Teams & PowerShell changes 44:00 – ConfigMgr, Intune & patching gotchas 52:00 – December CVE totals & final takeaways #PatchTuesday #WindowsUpdates #MicrosoftIntune #SysAdminLife #CyberSecurity #ZeroDay #SupplyChainAttack #NPM #GitHubSecurity #ShaiHulud #CrowdStrike #WindowsServer #ReactJS #NodeJS #RemoteCodeExecution #M365 #MicrosoftE5 #AutoPatch #ITSecurity #EnterpriseIT