Microsoft Released All Security Fixes for Vulnerabilities That Affect Windows 10

Microsoft Released security Patch Tuesday updates for all security fixes that affect Windows 10 and some non-security fixes also released.

There are 50 critical security fixes are reported in this  February patches for Explorer (IE), Microsoft Edge, ChakraCore, Microsoft Windows, and Microsoft Office.

In this release, out of 5o Vulnerability, 14 are listed as Critical, 34 are rated Important, and 2 are rated Moderate in severity. Eight of these CVEs came through the ZDI program. Also, Microsoft Additionally released Meltdown and Spectre Vulnerability patches.

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Adobe Patches for February 2018

Apart from Microsoft Released security Patch, Adobe released patches for Acrobat Reader and Experience Manager. The Reader update resolves 17 Critical and 24 Important severity bugs.

Some of Most Critical Microsoft Fixes:

CVE-2018-0852 – Microsoft Outlook Memory Corruption Vulnerability

This bug allows an attacker to get code execution through vulnerable versions of Microsoft Outlook.

CVE-2018-0850 – Microsoft Outlook Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability

This bug occurs when an attacker sends a maliciously crafted email to a victim. The email would need to be fashioned in a manner that forces Outlook to load a message store over SMB.

Outlook attempts to open the pre-configured message on receipt of the email. You read that right – not viewing, not previewing, but upon receipt. That means there’s a potential for an attacker to exploit this merely by sending an email.

CVE-2018-0771 – Microsoft Edge Security Feature Bypass Vulnerability

This bug could allow an attacker to bypass Same-Origin Policy (SOP) restrictions and allow requests that should otherwise be ignored.The result of such an attack would force the browser to disclose the sensitive information.

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