Microsoft November 2023 Patch – 5 zero-days, 58 flaws
Microsoft has released its November 2023 Patch Tuesday updates, addressing a total of 58 flaws, including five zero-day vulnerabilities. Among these, 14 remote code execution bugs were fixed, with only one rated as critical.
The critical flaws resolved in this release encompass an Azure information disclosure bug, a remote code execution issue in Windows Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), and a Hyper-V escape flaw allowing the execution of programs on the host with SYSTEM privileges.
The breakdown of vulnerabilities is as follows:
- 16 Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities
- 6 Security Feature Bypass Vulnerabilities
- 15 Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities
- 6 Information Disclosure Vulnerabilities
- 5 Denial of Service Vulnerabilities
- 11 Spoofing Vulnerabilities
It’s important to note that the total count of 58 flaws excludes 5 Mariner security updates and 20 Microsoft Edge security updates released earlier this month. Stay informed and consider updating your systems to enhance security and protect against potential vulnerabilities.
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