- Critical - CVE-2021-22947 - Open Source Curl Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
- Important - CVE-2021-36976 - Libarchive Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
- Important - CVE-2023-21919 - Windows User Profile Service Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability
- Important - CVE-2023-21836 - Windows Certificate Spoofing Vulnerability
- Important - CVE-2023-21874 - Windows Security Center API Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
- Important - CVE-2023-21839 - Windows Event Tracing Discretionary Access Control List Denial of Service Vulnerability (restricted to Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019)
What ought to you do?
Microsoft’s warning is definitely troubling, however there’s no need to panic, so long as you take some precautionary steps. While the zero day threats are within the wild, they’ve not been used and Microsoft is actively engaged on fixes.Meanwhile, it has additionally created patches for a lot of of the opposite vulnerabilities. So, the perfect factor you can do proper now's be sure that Windows 11 (or whichever model you have put in) is up to date with the most recent security patches.They ought to download mechanically, and If that’s the case you may even see a immediate within the taskbar to restart your PC. You may additionally discover when you go to flip off your PC that there are alternatives to ‘Update and restart’ and ‘Update and shut down’ – be sure that you choose one of these.You also needs to test to be sure that there aren't any updates ready for you. To do this, open up Settings and go to Windows Update > Check for Updates. If any are discovered, download and set up them.If you have any anti-virus or anti-malware software program put in, be sure that they're up to date as properly.
Hopefully Microsoft will proceed to examine and repair these vulnerabilities ASAP.