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Good morning, tech enthusiasts and the eternally curious! It's time to roll up our digital sleeves and dive into Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday updates. And boy, do we have a smorgasbord of software fixes to sift through. Let’s get cracking!
The Headliner: AMD's Zero-Day Flaw Finally Gets a Patch Remember that annoying zero-day vulnerability in AMD CPUs we've been ignoring like a bad text message? Well, Microsoft finally replied with a patch. CVE-2023-20588, the bug in question, was like an open door for sneaky data leaks. AMD's advice? Just "follow software development best practices." Thanks, AMD, very helpful. But fret not, Microsoft's swooped in with a security update to save the day for those AMD processors.
The Bug Breakdown In total, there are 34 flaws getting the boot, including eight remote code execution (RCE) bugs. Only three are considered "critical," which in tech speak means “kinda really important.” These include vulnerabilities in Power Platform, Internet Connection Sharing, and the Windows MSHTML Platform.
Here's the scorecard:
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Microsoft Edge Got Some Love Too Earlier on December 7th, Microsoft Edge was treated to a little spa day, with 8 flaws getting addressed. So, your browser should be feeling pretty rejuvenated by now.
How to Stay Updated Dive into the new Windows 11 KB5033375 and Windows 10 KB5033372 cumulative updates for all the juicy details. Trust me, it's more exciting than your average soap opera.
The Broader Tech World's Patch Party It's not just Microsoft having all the fun. Other tech giants have been busy bees too:
The Takeaway Staying updated is like digital hygiene – ignore it, and things get messy. With Crosslin Technologies at your helm, you can navigate these techy waters with ease. Our Managed Services are like your personal tech lifeboat, keeping you afloat amidst the sea of updates and security threats. Stay safe, stay updated, and remember, we're here to help you steer clear of digital icebergs.