Today’s Patch Tuesday brings us 69 new CVEs which contain 6 criticals. Not that bad, so let’s briefly review them! CVE-2023-29363 / CVE-2023-32014 / CVE-2023-32015 – Windows Pragmatic General Multicast (PGM) Remote Code Execution Vulnerability We’re starting hard. 3 vulnerabilities in Windows Pragmatic General Multicast with CVSS = 9.8. They allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker […]
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This month, Microsoft has fixed 38 vulnerabilities, including 3 zero-days and 5 other critical ones. Let’s briefly review them! CVE-2023-29336 – Win32k Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability The first CVE is exploited in the wild. As usual, we don’t have detailed information about the vulnerability, only we know that the attacker can elevate to the SYSTEM
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Today’s Patch Tuesday brings us 97 new CVEs which contain 1 zero-day and 7 criticals. Not that bad, so let’s briefly review them! CVE-2023-28252 – Windows Common Log File System Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability The first CVE is exploited in the wild and a similar one was announced in February – CVE-2023-23376. Again we
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Today’s Patch Tuesday brings us 74 new CVEs which contain 2 zero-days and 8 criticals. Let’s briefly review them! CVE-2023-23397 – Microsoft Outlook Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability The first zero-day should be treated seriously. This bug allows a remote, unauthenticated attacker to access a user’s Net-NTLMv2 hash by sending a specially crafted e-mail which triggers
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This valentines Patch Tuesday brings us 75 new CVEs which contain 3 zero-days and 9 criticals. Let’s take a look at them! CVE-2023-21823 – Windows Graphics Component Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability The first zero-day is an EoP to SYSTEM privileges, which can lead to remote code execution and, with consequences, a total takeover of a
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One of the consideration before moving your endpoint management to Intune is whether to use Cloud Attach or Co-management with your current Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM) setup. In this blog post, we will explore how Cloud Attach and Co-Management can be used in Intune and MECM to maximize efficiency and cost savings. We’ll also
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We are starting this year with a hard opening from Microsoft. 98 vulnerabilities where 2 are zero-days plus additional 11 criticals, and others marked as important. Let’s briefly review them! CVE-2023-21674 – Windows Advanced Local Procedure Call (ALPC) Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability This is the first zero-day under active attack. This vulnerability could lead to
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In the last month of 2022, Microsoft has published fixes for 69 vulnerabilities, and 5 of them come from third parties integrated into Microsoft products. We have patches for 2 zero-days and 6 criticals. This December is a light month, but it’s typical for Microsoft. Overall, in 2022 Microsoft fixed over 900 CVEs in total.
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This article is part of the #GoIntune series that describes endpoint management and protection with use of the Microsoft Intune platform. Active Directory and computer objects In the on-premises only world, Windows device is joined to the domain or workgroup. Computer object joined to the on-premises Active Directory domain has SID (Security IDentifier) that uniquely
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This month, Microsoft has published fixes for 69 vulnerabilities, and 5 of them come from third parties integrated into Microsoft products. We have patches for 6 zero-days (!), 9 criticals, and 2 highs. Let’s briefly review them. CVE-2022-41040 / CVE-2022-41082 – Microsoft Exchange Server Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability / Remote Code Execution Vulnerability These patches
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