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Or XP for the base operating system as well as a number of Microsoft products and components, such as IIS 4.0 and 5.0, SQL and Exchange, MDAC, Microsoft Office, and Internet Explorer 5.01 or later. Although the most recent version (3.86) is a bit old — it was last updated November 20, 2002 — the next release, v4.0, is currently in Beta and will be in production soon. HFNetChkPro Security Patch Management, in version 4.3 as of press time, is a GUI-based product (with an optional command line interface) that offers a comprehensive set of patch management features. HFNetChk serves as the scanning engine, but HFNetChkPro’s feature set goes far beyond vulnerability detection, including flexible and dependable patch deployment functionality. Account Inspector 3.9a, Enterprise Inspector 2.2, and HFNetChk Admin Suite Security Patch Management (including a free version for a limited number of computers) are security analysis and configuration tools integrated with HFNetChk as the patch scanning engine and HFNetChkPro as the patch deployment mechanism.MBSA and Shavlik’s HFNetChk scanning engine have a number of similarities. Neither requires agents on client’s computers (the same applies to HFNetChkPro, when it comes to patch installation). This not only eliminates the need for complex and time-consuming deployment (by allowing their immediate use), but it also fits well in the centralized administration scenario. On the other hand, some admins might consider this a drawback, as network utilization is increased due to increased management traffic as a result of the tools running on an administrative workstation. The HFNetChkPro thread setting (the number of threads can range between from 1 to default 64 — you can configure it with graphical interface or -t command line switch) can mitigate this problem with its control of a number of target computers on which patches are simultaneously scanned or deployed. Configuring scanning on a per-IP subnet-basis further helps with bandwidth throttling. The agentless nature of Shavlik’s utilities has other implications. A user who initiates a scan must be a member of a local Administrators group on target computers. While this might be inconvenient in some scenarios (especially when it comes to vulnerability detection in multidomain environment), it provides a level of security, preventing unauthorized information gathering. In addition, remote systems must be running Server service, Remote Registry service, File and Print Sharing, and default administrative shares. They also require XML parser, which is included with IE 5.0 or later and can be added to IE 4.0 by installing MSXML 4.0 SP1 downloadable from When scanning computers residing behind a firewall, TCP ports 139 and 445 and UDP ports 137 and 138 must be open. Finally, patching requires Windows Task Scheduler be enabled on target computers.>> HFNetChkPro’s Features

Document being the initial attack vector, the vulnerability is actually in VBScript, not in Microsoft Word. This is the first time we've seen a URL moniker used to load an IE exploit, and we believe this technique will be used heavily by malware authors in the future. This technique allows one to load and render a web page using the IE engine, even if the default browser on a victim's machine is set to something different," the analysts said. "We expect this vulnerability to become one of the most exploited in the near future, as it won't be long until exploit kit authors start abusing it in both drive-by via browser and spear-phishing via document campaigns."See: What is phishing? How to protect yourself from scam emails and moreThe other vulnerability Microsoft has confirmed is currently being exploited is a Win32k elevation of privilege vulnerability, which is tracked as CVE-2018-8120 and rated as important."To exploit this vulnerability, an attacker would first have to log on to the system. An attacker could then run a specially crafted application that could exploit the vulnerability and take control of an affected system," Microsoft notes. Microsoft also got around to patching a Device Guard bypass it had hoped Google's Project Zero would keep a lid on until after the May Patch Tuesday. Microsoft patched a total of 67 vulnerabilities in the May Patch Tuesday update, of which 21 are rated as critical. Previous and related coverageInternet Explorer zero-day alert: Attackers hitting unpatched bug in Microsoft browserMicrosoft is being urged to rush out a patch for a bug in Internet Explorer that's being used in attacks.Google's Project Zero exposes unpatched Windows 10 lockdown bypassGoogle denies multiple requests by Microsoft for an extension to Project Zero's 90-day disclose-or-fix deadline.Windows 10 security: Google exposes how malicious sites can exploit Microsoft EdgeMicrosoft misses Google's 90-day deadline, so Google has published details of an exploit mitigation bypass.Windows 10 bug: Google again reveals code for 'important' unpatched flawFor the second time in a week, Google reveals another unpatched Windows 10 vulnerability.

With Internet Explorer users still exposed to as many as four active exploits of a zero-day vulnerability in the browser, Microsoft Tuesday night said it will release a FixIt in the next couple of days that will address the issue. With Internet Explorer users still exposed to as many as four active exploits of a zero-day vulnerability in the browser, Microsoft Tuesday night said it will release a FixIt in the next couple of days that will address the issue.A FixIt is an automated tool provided by Microsoft that diagnoses and repairs problems on endpoints. The FixIt is meant as a temporary repair until Microsoft can provide either an out-of-band patch or a security update on Patch Tuesday Oct. 9.“While we have only seen a few attempts to exploit this issue, impacting an extremely limited number of people, we are taking this proactive step to help ensure Internet Explorer customers are protected and able to safely browse online,” said Yunsun Wee, director of Microsoft Trustworthy Computing in a statement.The announcement came hours after the discovery of additional servers hosting exploits. AlienVault Labs manager Jaime Blasco found the files and determined that the attackers were using a new malware payload in one exploit, and that they were in possession of the exploit prior to its public disclosure and the availability of a Metasploit exploit module.The zero-day in IE 6-9 is a use-after-free memory corruption vulnerability, similar to a buffer overflow, that would enable an attacker to remotely execute code on a compromised machine. The original exploit payload dropped the PoisonIvy remote access Trojan (RAT) via a corrupted Flash movie file. The latest payload discovered dropped the PlugX RAT via the same corrupted Flash movie, Blasco said.He also said the new exploits are the work of the Chinese hacker group Nitro, the same group behind a pair of Java zero-day exploits disclosed in August.Blasco also said the new exploits appear to be targeting defense contractors in the United States and India.Microsoft recommended several workarounds Tuesday morning before announcing its intention to send out a FixIt.Setting Internet and local Internet security zone settings to high, which would block ActiveX Controls and Active Scripting in both zonesConfigure IE to prompt the user before running Active Scripting, or disable Active Scripting in both zonesUse of Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit provides mitigations as well, and would not impact website usability, as both of the first two options might.Microsoft also said that IE running on Windows Server 2003, 2008 and 2008R2 runs in a restricted mode that mitigates the vulnerability. Outlook, Outlook Express and Windows Mail also open HTML messages in a restricted zone, mitigating the vulnerabilty but should a user click a link in a message, they could still be vulnerable to exploit.

Follow the steps mentioned above, to upload the patchesIf you're using Patch Manager Plus builds below 10.1.2282.6 and Endpoint Central builds below 10.1.2282.6:Download Windows 10 22H2 ISO file from the Volume Licensing Service Center or by referring to this page.Navigate to the patch store: To find patch store location in Endpoint Central, navigate to Patch Management -> Downloaded Patches -> Settings -> Patch Repository LocationTo find the patch store in Patch Manager Plus, navigate to Patches -> Downloaded Patches -> Settings -> Patch Repository LocationTo find the patch store in Vulnerability Manager Plus, navigate to Patches -> Downloaded Patches -> Settings -> Patch Repository LocationCopy the downloaded ISO file manually into the patch store directory, and rename the ISO file as given below:Language-English:32 Bit: 110047-Win10_22H2_en_enterprisex32.iso64 Bit: 110043-Win10_22H2_en_enterprisex64.isoThe above naming convention is applicable only for Windows 10 22H2 Enterprise edition.Endpoint Central, Patch Manager Plus, and Vulnerability Manager Plus supports the deployment of feature packs for multiple languages. Click here to view the ISO setup file for the language of your choice.Note - To deploy Win 10 feature packs in more than one language, check the respective ISO files for each language, download and place them in the patch store.Windows 10 22H2 Professional EditionFollow the steps below to download the ISO image:Download Windows 10 22H2 ISO file from the Volume Licensing Service Center or by referring to this page.If you're using Patch Manager Plus builds 10.1.2282.6 and above:Method 1:Click on Upload near the Download failed error messageIn the pop-up window, browse and select the file to uploadChoose between the Checksum types (MD5 and SHA256) Enter the checksum and wait for it to be validatedOnce validated, click on UploadOnce the patch has been uploaded, it can be installedMethod 2:Navigate to Patches -> Downloaded Patches and search for the necessary patchesClick on Upload (under Action)Once the upload windows pops-up, follow the steps mentioned above, to upload the patchesIf you're using Endpoint Central builds 10.1.2282.6 and above:Method 1:Click on Upload near the Download failed error messageIn the pop-up window, browse and select the file to uploadChoose between the Checksum types (MD5 and SHA256) Enter the

Affected Version(s)ProductAffected Version(s) Platform Language(s) WFBS 10.0 SP1WindowsEnglishWFBSSSaaSWindowsEnglishSolutionTrend Micro has released the following solutions to address the issue:Product Updated version* NotesPlatform Availability WFBS 10.0 SP1 Patch 2459 Readme WindowsNow Available WFBSS February 2023 Monthly Patch (6.7.3107 / 14.2.3044) WindowsNow AvailableThese are the minimum recommended version(s) of the patches and/or builds required to address the issue. Trend Micro highly encourages customers to obtain the latest version of the product if there is a newer one available than the one listed in this bulletin.* Please note - some of the vulnerabilities may have been technically addressed in earlier patches, but it is highly recommended that customers apply the latest available patch to ensure that all known vulnerabilities and issues are resolved.Customers are encouraged to visit Trend Micro’s Download Center to obtain prerequisite software (such as Service Packs) before applying any of the solutions above.Vulnerability DetailsCVE-2022-45797: Arbitrary File Deletion Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability CVSSv3: 7.5: AV:L/AC:H/PR:L/UI:N/S:C/C:N/I:H/A:HAn arbitrary file deletion vulnerability in the Damage Cleanup Engine component of Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security and Worry-Free Security Services could allow a local attacker to escalate privileges and delete files on affected installations.Please note: an attacker must first obtain the ability to execute low-privileged code on the target system in order to exploit this vulnerability. CVE-2023-25144: Improper Access Control Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability ZDI-CAN-17686CVSSv3: 7.8: AV:L/AC:L/PR:L/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:HAn improper access control vulnerability in the Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security and Worry-Free Business Security Services agent could allow a local attacker to gain elevated privileges and create arbitrary directories with arbitrary ownership.Please note: an attacker must first obtain the ability to execute low-privileged code on the target system in order to exploit this vulnerability.CVE-2023-25145: Link Following Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability ZDI-CAN-18228CVSSv3: 6.5: AV:L/AC:L/PR:L/UI:N/S:C/C:N/I:N/A:HA link following vulnerability in the scanning function of Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security and Worry-Free Business