November 12, 2020 DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT Reference CERTFR-2020-AVI-739Title Multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft productsFirst version date November 12, 2020Latest version date November 12, 2020Source (s) Microsoft Security Bulletin November 11, 2020Attachment (s) NoneTable 1: Document managementA detailed version control can be found at the end of this document. RISK (S) Bypass the security feature Breach of data confidentiality Denied service Remote code execution Identity theft Privilege escalation AFFECTED SYSTEMS AV1 Video Extension Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1.1 Azure Sphere ChakraCore HEIF Image Extension HEVC Video Extensions Microsoft 365 Apps for...
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Date added 12-11-2020 This Metasploit module exploits an authentication bypass and command injection in SaltStack Salt’s REST API to execute commands as the root user. The following versions have received a patch: 2015.8.10, 2015.8.13, 2016.3.4, 2016.3.6, 2016.3.8, 2016.11.3, 2016.11.6, 2016.11.10, 2017.7.4, 2017.7.8, 2018.3.5, 2019.2.5, 2019.2.6, 3000.3, 3000.4, 3001.1, 3001.2, and 3002. Tested against 2019.2.3 from Vulhub and 3002 on Ubuntu 20.04.1. Exploit Author Metasploit CVE-2020-16846CVE-2020-25592 635 total views, 4 views today
This is umm interesting – a chained attack could ‘shut down a company’s entire international network’ Silver Peak’s Unity Orchestrator, a centralized SD-WAN management platform, contained three security vulnerabilities that, chained together, could result in pre-authenticated remote code authentication (RCE). Users have been urged to upgrade their systems after Silver Peak patched the authentication bypass, file delete path traversal, and arbitrary SQL query execution flaws. Combining these flaws, security researchers from Realmode Labs found that attackers could run arbitrary code by finding a file being run by the web server and...
On this November 2020 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft has plugged 112 security holes, including an actively exploited one Adobe has delivered security updates for Adobe Reader Mobile and Adobe Connect Intel has dropped a huge stack of security advisories and patches SAP has released 12 security notes and updated three previously released ones Mozilla has fixed a critical vulnerability affecting Firefox, Firefox ESR, and Thunderbird Microsoft’s updates Microsoft plugged 112 CVE-numbered flaws in a variety of its products. Of these, 17 are Critical, 93 as Important, and two are Low...
Long list of vulnerable actively exploited devices Apple has released patches of its own to fix three zero-day vulnerabilities under active attacks. The trio of flaws, affecting a broad range of Apple’s products, also happened to be unearthed by the bug-hunting crew. “Apple is aware of reports that an exploit for this issue exists in the wild,” reads the company’s security bulletin describing each of the three flaws. Impacted Devices iPhone 6s and later iPod touch 7th generation iPad Air 2 and later, iPad mini 4 and later. The Cupertino tech...
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