Cybersecurity in 2025: What’s New and What You Need to Know

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Cybersecurity in September 2025

What changed, why it matters, and what to do today.

Zero-days fixed
2
Chrome + Microsoft patches landed.
Microsoft fixes
84
Part of Patch Tuesday.
Attack activity
High
APIs and browsers hit first.

In 30 seconds

  • Update Windows, Chrome, and your phone this week.
  • Turn on automatic backups. Make sure restores work.
  • Use strong passwords plus 2-step login.
  • Train staff to spot fake invoices and “rush” money requests.

What’s hot this month

Chrome zero-day

A bad site can take over Chrome. Simple fix: update Chrome now.

Settings → About Chrome → Update

Samsung Android fix

A booby-trapped picture can break your Galaxy phone. Install September’s update.

Settings → Software update → Download and install

Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Windows and Office fixes are out, including zero-days. Run Windows Update.

Start → Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates

Why this matters in Las Vegas & Pahrump

  • Phishing emails posing as “quick invoices” hit local shops weekly.
  • Remote-access attacks spike after hours and weekends.
  • Backups save small businesses from paying ransomware. Test yours.

Your 1-hour safety plan

  1. Update Windows, Mac, phones, and Chrome.
  2. Turn on automatic backups. Confirm last night’s run. Do a test restore.
  3. Require 2-step login on email, bank, QuickBooks, and admin tools.
  4. Uninstall unused remote tools. Change any shared passwords.
  5. Train your team: never move money without a call-back check.

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Numbers sourced from this month’s security notes.

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