Microsoft announced that a recently released security update for Windows systems protects users of these systems from software vulnerabilities that threaten computer data security.
Microsoft said the update last June fixes many problems with the operation of Windows systems, and more importantly, it carries a patch for a vulnerability known as Follina (CVE-2022- 30190), used to infiltrate computers.
The risk of the Follina vulnerability, according to experts, is that hackers could use it to access and remotely control computer operating systems.
The vulnerability in question is related to the Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) software and affects many computer systems, starting with Windows 7 and newer Windows systems, and experts noted that in the first half of this year, the cyberattacks associated with it are spreading widely. . .
Microsoft announced that recently released security updates not only fix the Follina vulnerability, but also fix 55 other software vulnerabilities on Windows systems, including CVE-2022-30136 (RCE on Windows NFS ) and CVE-2022-30163 (RCE to RCE). . Windows Hyper-V). ) and CVE-2022-30139 (RCE on Windows LDAP), and the updates also contain software to avoid vulnerabilities found in the Microsoft Edge browser.
Source: 4pda
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