Microsoft Reverted the Offending ASR rule. I have shared this in the below sections of this post. Microsoft added a workaround solution to disable the ASR rule using Intune, Group Policy, PowerShell, etc.
Some users cannot utilize the Application shortcuts on the Start menu and taskbar. We will keep the post up to date with the latest information. Microsoft acknowledges that the issue is because of the defender def update issue. Microsoft has just published MO497128 details on this Microsoft 365 Suits category. I have included the details of restore options for removed shortcut links such as PowerShell Scripts. There are also reports that the latest def update KB2267602 (2089), causing ASR (Attack Surface Reduction) rule Block Win32 API Calls from Office Macro, is blocking Applications within Windows OS. We noticed this issue in one of the HTMD Windows 10 Patch Tuesday post comments. The latest Defender Update KB2267602 (Version 1.381.2140.0) bug deletes shortcuts from the desktop, start menu, and taskbar.
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