News.Lavx.Hu Microsoft Patches 1415 Vulnerabilities, One
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- •Microsoft's October update fixes 1,415 vulnerabilities, with 85 critical.
- •CVE-2026-96951, a Windows Shell vulnerability, is actively exploited.
- •Issues reported with updates affecting enterprise Wi-Fi and VPN connections.
Microsoft's October security update addresses 1,415 vulnerabilities, including 85 classified as. One vulnerability, CVE-2026-96951, affects Windows Shell and has been exploited in the wild, allowing unauthorized attackers to bypass the Mark of the Web defenses. The attack vector involves users being tricked into opening malicious files via email or instant messages. Additionally, CVE-2026-108398, a.NET Framework security feature bypass, was disclosed prior to the patch release. Reports indicate that two updates caused issues with enterprise Wi-Fi and VPN connections. Security experts recommend prioritizing patches and monitoring for regressions. Microsoft has not confirmed any exploitation of the.NET vulnerability to date.
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