CVE-2025-10244: Security Alert for Autodesk Fusion Users

A recently discovered security flaw in the Autodesk Fusion desktop application poses a significant risk to its users. This vulnerability allows malicious users to inject harmful content through crafted HTML files. Unless addressed, this flaw can lead to unauthorized access to your local files or even allow an attacker to execute harmful code on your computer.

Who is at Risk?

If you use Autodesk Fusion, you’re at risk, especially if you’re running version 2602.1.25. Here’s how you might be affected:

• Potential Data Breach: Malicious actors could access sensitive information on your machine.
• Unauthorized Code Execution: Attackers could run any code, which could lead to serious damage or data loss.
• User Interaction Required: You have to open a vulnerable file for exploitation to happen, but many users might not recognize the danger.

How to Stay Safe

Acting quickly is crucial to safeguarding your data! Here are some practical steps to protect yourself:

1. Update Your Software: If you’re using Autodesk Fusion version 2602.1.25, immediately update to the mitigated version 2604.1.25. You can download the update for:
   • Windows
   • Mac
2. Be Cautious with Files: Only open files from trusted sources to minimize risk.
3. Monitor Activities: Keep an eye on your system for any unusual behavior that could indicate unauthorized access.

By taking these steps, you can greatly reduce the risk of falling victim to this vulnerability. Remember, swift action is your best defense!

📖 Learn more about this vulnerability and the latest safety advice from the Autodesk Trust Center or CVE