Da alle über die neueste Patch-Veröffentlichung am Dienstag sprechen, die heute, den 8. März 2022, passiert ist, zeigen wir Ihnen eine weitere Schwachstelle, die Sie von Ihrer Liste streichen können.
Wie Sie wahrscheinlich bereits wissen, sticht eine der 71 Schwachstellen, die diesen Monat behoben wurden, besonders hervor, wenn Sie ein Benutzer von Windows Exchange Server sind.
Microsoft Exchange Server ist ein vom Technologieunternehmen Redmond entwickelter Mail- und Kalenderserver, der ausschließlich auf Windows Server-Betriebssystemen läuft, falls Sie sich das gefragt haben.
And if you’ve ever experienced this issue, or just heard about it and prayed you’d never be touched, the Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Code Execution Vulnerability is gone for good.
Another Critical RCE Vulnerability Safely Fixed
Needless to say, no software is 100% secure, no matter how many guarantees the developers are willing to give. Attacks can happen at any moment, and no one is safe in this ever-changing online environment.
We now know that Microsoft operating systems are full of pitfalls and dangerous bugs, but many of you may not have known about this issue.
Experts say the vulnerability actually allows an authenticated third party to execute its code with elevated privileges through a network call.
It goes without saying that this could quickly turn into a dangerous situation for the victim of such brutal cyber attacks.
As you have seen, this vulnerability ( CVE-2022-23277) is also listed as Low Complexity with More Likely Exploitation , meaning we may see this bug fully in the wild soon.
And yes, attackers can do this despite requiring authentication, so keep that in mind if you’re thinking of postponing adding this software to your device.
Security experts advise users to immediately test and quickly deploy this to their Exchange servers, which will reduce the risk of an actual attack.
Adobe also released a new batch of Patch Tuesday updates today, but only for three of its products, a lot less than last month.
Are you aware of other vulnerabilities that Microsoft may have overlooked? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.
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