Redmond splats dozens of bugs as does Adobe while Arm drivers and PHP under active attack
Microsoft kicked off our summer season with a relatively light June Patch Tuesday, releasing updates for 49 CVE-tagged security flaws in its products – including one bug deemed critical, a fairly terrifying one in wireless networking, and one listed as publicly disclosed.in Windows Server as well as non-Microsoft software.
Indeed, Microsoft says:"You can check to see if there is a service running named Message Queuing and TCP port 1801 is listening on the machine.", a Wi-Fi driver remote code execution hole rated 8.8 in severity. It's not publicly disclosed, not yet under attack, and exploitation is"less likely," according to Redmond.
On top of this, there are the usual load of elevation of privilege and other code execution holes in Microsoft's code to close with this month's patches.. Only one of the 144 – a security bypass flaw – is deemed critical, with the rest rated important and moderate. And luckily none appear to have been exploited in the wild.
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