We’ve already provided the direct download links for the cumulative updates released today for Windows 10 and 11, but now it’s time to talk about Critical Vulnerabilities and Exposures again. This month, the Redmond tech giant released 55 new patches, which is a lot more than some people were expecting right after Easter. These software updates address CVEs in:
Microsoft Windows and Windows Components .NET and Visual Studio Microsoft Office and Office Components Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) Windows Hyper-V Server Windows App Store Azure OMI Real Time Operating System Service Fabric Container SharePoint Server Windows Defender Windows Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP Windows Powershell
55 CVEs were targeted and dealt with this month
Not the busiest but also not the lightest month for Microsoft security experts. You might like to know that, out of the 55 new CVEs released, 3 are rated Critical, 51 are rated Important, and one is rated Moderate in severity. It’s important to know that none of the new bugs patched this month are listed as publicly known or under active attack at the time of release. SPONSORED But wait, there’s more. June 2022 is actually the first month in quite a while without an update for the Print Spooler. To narrow things down for you, more than half of the patches this month deal with remote code execution, and 7 of these deal with LDAP vulnerabilities, which is at least a decrease from the 10 LDAP patches last month. Keep in mind that The most severe of these clocks in with a CVSS of 9.8 but would require the MaxReceiveBuffer LDAP policy to be set to a value higher than the default value. Was this article helpful to you? Share your opinion in the comments section below.
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