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Microsoft Plugs IE Security Holes in June Patch Update

Jun 13, 2013
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Microsoft is fixing at least 19 vulnerabilities in the cumulative MS13-047 update, though it is missing at least one other public IE vulnerability.

“Microsoft is not fixing a recent vulnerability that Tavis Ormandy had alluded to in March and has recently (June 3) published an exploit for on the full-disclosure mailing list,” Wolfgang Kandek, CTO of Qualys said. “The zero-day vulnerability allows an attacker already on the machine to gain admin privileges, and we can assume that the underground is working to make that vulnerability part of their arsenal. “

Kandek expects that Ormandy’s flaw will be addressed next Patch Tuesday unless wider exploitation in the wild is detected. Microsoft has been hit with multiple zero-day flaws targeting IE in 2013. Prior to Ormandy’s disclosure, the most recent 0-Day flaw was rapidly patched as part of the May Patch Tuesday update.

Read the full story at Datamation:
Microsoft Patches 19 IE Vulnerabilities

Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.

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