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Others| Vulnerable Component | Impact | CVE ID |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft SharePoint Server Subscription Edition | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-38023 |
| Microsoft Windows Codecs Library | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-38060 |
| Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS) licensing | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-38077 |
| Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-38074 |
| Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-38076 |
| Vulnerable Component | Impact | CVE ID |
|---|---|---|
| Windows Hyper-V | Elevation of Privilege | CVE-2024-38080 |
| Windows MSHTML Platform | Spoofing | CVE-2024-38112 |
| .NET and Visual Studio | Remote Code Execution | CVE-2024-35264 |
| Arm | Information Disclosure | CVE-2024-37985 |
| Vulnerable Component | CVE ID |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Dynamics | |
| Developer Tools | |
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Patch Tuesday, the colloquial term for Microsoft's Update Tuesday that falls on second Tuesday of every month. That is when Microsoft rolls out patch updates to improve security of Microsoft applications. Coinciding with the Patch Tuesday it is also a general trend for the roll out of patch updates for other third party applications that include Adobe and Mozilla, among many others.
Patch Tuesday falls on the second Tuesday of each month. The upcoming Patch Tuesday is on August 13, 2024.
Patches are nothing but pieces of software code that are written to fix a bug in a software application, that might lead to a vulnerability. Such vulnerabilities in any application are loop holes for attackers to get their hands on business critical data and information. So it is highly crucial to keep all the applications in a network updated to its latest versions. Updating applications in mobile phones and laptops also work in the same manner by preventing theft of personal data, through security flaws.
Predominantly security patch updates of varying severity like Critical, Important, Moderate & Low are labeled and released. It is always a best practice to prioritize your patching based on the severity level mentioned.
CVE ID - Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure ID is a format in which each vulnerability is disclosed and cataloged in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD). You can look up for a detailed explanation of each vulnerability in the NVD with the help of CVE ID. In Patch Manager Plus you can make use of these CVE IDs to fetch the appropriate patches to deploy. You can find the CVE IDs here.
The upcoming Free Patch Tuesday webinar by ManageEngine is scheduled on -. You can make your registrations here.
Each CVE ID listed in the CVE Index section has been linked to its security advisory.
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