Microsoft Patch Tuesday - September 2018

[LASER_oneXM]

Microsoft released its monthly set of security updates today for a variety of its products that address a variety of bugs. The latest Patch Tuesday covers 61 vulnerabilities, 17 of which are rated "critical," 43 that are rated "important" and one that is considered to have "moderate" severity.

The advisories cover bugs in the Internet Explorer web browser, Jet Database Engine and the Chakra scripting engine, among other products and software.

This update also includes two critical advisories, one of which covers security updates to Adobe Flash, and another that deals with a denial-of-service vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Critical vulnerabilities

Microsoft released coverage for 17 critical bugs. Cisco Talos believes 16 of these are of special importance and need to be addressed by users immediately.
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[Al-Faqir]

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[DeepWeb]

Last patch before everything breaks again and then Microsoft spends another 4-6 months patching the new build. Rinse and repeat. But jokes aside, Windows 10 is getting much much better with each build. I like this Ubuntu update cycle. They're getting better at it. Much better than to be stuck with one broken OS like Windows 8 or Vista.