Microsoft's December Patch Tuesday updated delivers 59 fixes, including two zero-days (CVE-2022-44698 and CVE-2022-44710) that require immediate attention on the Windows platform. This is a network focused update (TCP/IP and RDP) that will require significant testing with an emphasis on ODBC connections, Hyper-V systems, Kerberos authentication, and printing (both local and remote).
Microsoft Fixes Two Zero-Days in Windows
The August 2022 Patch Tuesday has arrived, with fixes for an unexpectedly high number of vulnerabilities in various Microsoft products, including two zero-days: one actively exploited (CVE-2022-34713) and one not yet (CVE-2022-30134).
According to the tech giant, in its monthly security update, Patch Tuesday, the company has released patches for 68 vulnerabilities, including six unique, actively exploited zero-days. These flaws were flagged in the Exploitation Category. This includes two fixes for Exchange Server security flaws that a state-sponsored entity exploited for several months. 2ff7e9595c
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