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Get Permission Microsoft has patched a 12-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Defender that, if exploited, could enable nonadministrative users to escalate privileges in the application. The patch was made after security firm SentinelOne recently notified Microsoft about the flaw. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-24092, is a driver flaw in Microsoft Defender, formerly known as Windows Defender, which is the company s anti-spyware application for its operating systems. The driver flaw has been present in Microsoft Defender versions starting in 2009, SentinelOne says in a new report. But the vulnerability, which is not considered severe, has not been exploited in the wild, the security firm says. ....
Get Permission Microsoft has patched a 12-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Defender that, if exploited, could enable nonadministrative users to escalate privileges in the application. The patch was made after security firm SentinelOne recently notified Microsoft about the flaw. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-24092, is a driver flaw in Microsoft Defender, formerly known as Windows Defender, which is the company s anti-spyware application for its operating systems. The driver flaw has been present in Microsoft Defender versions starting in 2009, SentinelOne says in a new report. But the vulnerability, which is not considered severe, has not been exploited in the wild, the security firm says. ....
Siemens patched flaws in JT2Go and Teamcenter Visualization. Siemens has mitigated 21 vulnerabilities in two of its virtualization software tools that, if exploited, could enable attackers to gain remote control, exfiltrate data or cause systems to crash. It s urging customers to shift to updated versions of the software that fix the flaws. In a patch update on Thursday, Siemens notes that the flaws, dubbed SSA-663999, are file parsing vulnerabilities that affect JT2Go, a 3D viewing tool, and Teamcenter, an enterprise visualization tool, in versions earlier than V13.1.0.1. The flaws come into play when the tools read files in formats such as PAR, BMP and TIFF, among others. ....