November 2024 Patch Tuesday patches four zero days and three critical flaws
After hitting users with five zero-day vulnerabilities in October, November’s Patch Tuesday update has followed up with another four from a total haul of 89 CVEs. In terms of priorities, admins will want to start by patching the two zero days that are being actively exploited before moving on to three other vulnerabilities rated “critical”,
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