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Microsoft, Adobe fix zero-days exploited by attackers (CVE-2023-26369, CVE-2023-36761, CVE-2023-36802)

September 2023 Patch Tuesday is here, with fixes for actively exploited vulnerabilities: CVE-2023-26369, CVE-2023-36761, and CVE-2023-36802.

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Two zero-days addressed in September update

Microsoft has released its September 2023 Patch Tuesday update, resolving multiple security vulnerabilities found in its product offerings.

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iTWire - Microsoft releases 97 fixes on Patch Tuesday; one for a zero-day

Microsoft has released 97 fixes, one of which is for a zero-day, on its Patch Tuesday for the current month. The zero-day has been given the ID CVE-20.

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VERT Threat Alert: March 2022 Patch Tuesday Analysis | The State of Security

This VERT Alert addresses Microsoft’s March 2022 Security Updates. VERT is actively working on coverage for these vulnerabilities.

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Experts: Several CVEs From Microsoft s February Security Update Require Prompt Attention

Microsoft's release of relatively sparse vulnerability information makes it difficult for organizations to prioritize mitigation efforts, security experts say.

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