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Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday covers 99 CVE, 12 critical with one zero day included

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Microsoft’s February Patch Tuesday update was much more extensive then has been the norm with 99 CVEs being revealed with 12 considered critical and one fixing a memory corruption zero day in Internet Explorer that is being exploited in the wild. February is also the first month that Microsoft did not issue a general update…
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Microsoft’s May Patch Tuesday covers ZombieLoad, WER vulnerabilities

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Microsoft put forth a long list of security updates to cover 79 vulnerabilities, 19 listed as critical, which included four connected to a Microarchitectural Data Sampling (aka ZombieLoad) vulnerability in Intel processors in its May Patch Tuesday release. While CVE-2018-12126, CVE-2018-12127, CVE-2018-12130, CVE-2019-11091 grabbed the headlines yesterday, Microsoft also patched CVE-2019-0863 which has been spotted…
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Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday addresses Zero Day vulnerabilities

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Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday rollout covered 62 items, 12 rated critical, including patches for a pair of Zero Day vulnerabilities. Among the most worrisome issues addressed with this round of updates is CVE-2018-8589, a Won32k elevation of privilege flaw, that has been spotted in the wild affecting Windows 7, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2. “This…
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday update covers zero-day, 12 critical issues

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October’s Patch Tuesday proved to be another big month for Microsoft which addressed 49 vulnerabilities, 12 critical, including a zero-day in the Microsoft JET database engine. The number of vulnerabilities patched this month is down from the 61 covered in September, but industry insiders were still able to point out some severe problems that were…
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