Windows 10: Exploit CVE-2014-0543 is back

DougBrowning · Jun 1, 2021

Avast is reporting SWF:CVE-2014-0543[Expl] on 2.tlu.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com every five minutes as of today, June 1, 2021. Adobe Flash was removed in January and Adobe Air has never been on this system, an Acer Aspire 3 A315-21-656G, running Windows 10, version 2004. What can I do?

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Brink · Jun 1, 2021

How Windows was exploited in 2014

Researchers have published a new report revealing security flaws in Microsoft Windows and Office patched over 2014, and how services were exploited throughout the year.

On Thursday, security firm ESET published findings from an analysis of Microsoft's Windows and exploitation of the operating system throughout 2014. The detailed report (.PDF) lists the vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows and Office patched over the course of the year, how drive-by download attacks were conducted and the various exploit techniques used to compromise the system.

The report includes the following information.

Vulnerabilities discovered and patched in Microsoft Windows and Office.

Statistics about patched vulnerabilities and how they compare with 2013’s statistics.

Detailed descriptions of actual exploitation vectors.

Vulnerabilities that were exploited in the wild, including a specific table showing ASLR bypass vulnerabilities.

Exploitation methods and mitigation techniques for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer web browser (IE).

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Windows exploitation in 2014

DaveCiP · Jun 1, 2021

Patching of CVE-2020-0601

I have a computer that does not list the patch for CVE-2020-060, KB4534293, OS build17134.1246. However, KB4554349 is listed on the same PC, which is OS build 17134.1401. Was the patch for CVE-2020-0601 included in OS build 17134.1401?

Brink · Jun 1, 2021

Attacks exploiting Netlogon vulnerability (CVE-2020-1472)

MSRC / By Aanchal Gupta / October 29, 2020 / Active Directory, EOP, Patch, Standard), vulnerability, Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019 all editions, Windows Server version 1809 (Datacenter, Windows Server version 1903 all editions, Windows Server version 1909 all editions

Microsoft has received a small number of reports from customers and others about continued activity exploiting a vulnerability affecting the Netlogon protocol (CVE-2020-1472) which was previously addressed in security updates starting on August 11, 2020. If the original guidance is not applied, the vulnerability could allow an attacker to spoof a domain controller account that could be used to steal domain credentials and take over the domain.

Deploying the August 11, 2020 security update or later release to every domain controller is the most critical first step toward addressing this vulnerability. Once fully deployed, Active Directory domain controller and trust accounts will be protected alongside Windows domain-joined machine accounts. We strongly encourage anyone who has not applied the update to take this step now. Customers need to both apply the update and follow the original guidance as described in KB4557222 to ensure they are fully protected from this vulnerability. We have updated the FAQs in that original guidance from August to provide further clarity.

UPDATE your Domain Controllers with an update released August 11, 2020 or later.

FIND which devices are making vulnerable connections by monitoring event logs.

ADDRESS non-compliant devices making vulnerable connections.

ENABLE enforcement mode to address CVE-2020-1472 in your environment.

Organizations that deploy Microsoft Defender for Identity (previously Azure Advanced Threat Protection) or Microsoft 365 Defender (previously Microsoft Threat Protection) are able to detect adversaries as they try to exploit this specific vulnerability against their domain controllers.

Finally, we have emphasized our previous guidance to relevant government agencies. For example, we contacted the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) which has issued an additional alert to remind state and local agencies, including those involved in the U.S. elections, about applying steps necessary to address this vulnerability.

Aanchal Gupta
VP Engineering, MSRC
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Source: https://msrc-blog.microsoft.com/2020...cve-2020-1472/

Windows 10: Exploit CVE-2014-0543 is back

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