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The first vulnerability, CVE-2025-62449, targets the Visual Studio Code Copilot Chat Extension. It arises from improper path-traversal handling (CWE-22),

A quiet Copilot ad appeared on Microsoft’s social channels, but what followed was anything but quiet. Within minutes, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney stepped in