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Microsoft today released software patches to plug at least 129 security holes in its Windows operating systems and supported software, by some accounts a record number of fixes in one go for the software giant. Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative June 2020 patch lowdown.
Microsoft today released updates to plug at least 120 security holes in its Windows operating systems and supported software, including two newly discovered vulnerabilities that are actively being exploited. More information on CVE-2020-1337, including a video demonstration of a proof-of-concept exploit, is available here.
Adobe and Microsoft each issued a bevy of updates today to plug critical security holes in their software. ” A chief concern among all these updates this month is CVE-2020-17087 , which is an “important” bug in the Windows kernel that is already seeing active exploitation. 10 is the most dangerous).
Microsoft today released updates to remedy nearly 130 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating system and supported software. Among the chief concerns for enterprises this month is CVE-2020-16875 , which involves a critical flaw in the email software Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 and 2019.
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Microsoft today issued software updates to plug at least 111 security holes in Windows and Windows-based programs. May marks the third month in a row that Microsoft has pushed out fixes for more than 110 security flaws in its operating system and related software. BleepingComputer on May 2020 Patch Tuesday.
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Microsoft today released updates to plug nearly 100 security holes in various versions of its Windows operating system and related software, including a zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) that is actively being exploited. That vulnerability, assigned as CVE-2020-0674 , has been patched with this month’s release.
today released updates to plug more than 100 security holes in its various Windows operating systems and associated software. CVE-2020-0852 is one just four remote execution flaws Microsoft patched this month in versions of Word. Microsoft Corp. All told , this patch batch addresses at least 115 security flaws.
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New reporting from Wired reveals that the Department of Justice detected the SolarWinds attack six months before Mandient detected it in December 2020, but didn’t realize what they detected—and so ignored it. In July 2020, with the mystery still unresolved, communication between investigators and SolarWinds stopped.
New research into the malware that set the stage for the megabreach at IT vendor SolarWinds shows the perpetrators spent months inside the company’s software development labs honing their attack before inserting malicious code into updates that SolarWinds then shipped to thousands of customers. ”
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Microsoft today rolled out updates to plug at least 56 security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software. A key concern for enterprises is another critical bug in the DNS server on Windows Server 2008 through 2019 versions that could be used to remotely install software of the attacker’s choice.
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We have been tracking the latest attack campaign by the Lazarus group since last November, as it targeted organizations in South Korea with a sophisticated combination of a watering hole strategy and vulnerability exploitation within South Korean software. We found that the malware was running in the memory of a legitimate SyncHost.
A key malicious domain name used to control potentially thousands of computer systems compromised via the months-long breach at network monitoring software vendor SolarWinds was commandeered by security experts and used as a “killswitch” designed to turn the sprawling cybercrime operation against itself, KrebsOnSecurity has learned.
This advisory highlights specific vulnerabilities and offers guidance to mitigate risks for software developers and end-user organizations. These vulnerabilities span a range of technologies, from network security appliances to widely used software applications. CVE-2020-1472 (Microsoft Netlogon): Allows privilege escalation.
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The charges result from an investigation conducted by the US government into public companies potentially impacted by the supply chain attack on SolarWinds’ Orion software. ” reads the press release published by SEC.
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