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Microsoft disclosed 48 vulnerabilities in its products and services in 2024. 46 of them are considered “important” severity.
A critical security vulnerability, known as CVE-2024-20674, was fixed on Tuesday. This vulnerability affects the Windows Kerberos authentication protocol. By carrying out a man-in-the-middle attack, an attacker could exploit this vulnerability to pretend to be the Kerberos authentication server and bypass the authentication process.
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Microsoft believes that the vulnerability is more likely to be exploited because Keberos is present on many popular operating systems.
Another important issue is CVE-2024-20700, which allows for remote code execution in Windows Hyper-V. An attacker needs to win a race condition and gain access to a restricted network for the exploit to work.
Two more remote code execution vulnerabilities are important: CVE-2024-21307 in Windows Remote Desktop Client and CVE-2024-21318 in SharePoint Server.
CVE-2024-21307 is a vulnerability that can be exploited when an authenticated user connects to a malicious remote desktop server. The server sends a specially designed Server RDP Preconnection that targets the remote client’s drive redirection virtual channel. This can result in remote code execution on the victim’s machine.
CVE-2024-21318 can be exploited by attackers with relative ease. They only need to write and inject specific code to SharePoint Server.
The Windows Kernel has a vulnerability called CVE-2024-20698, which allows an attacker to gain SYSTEM privileges. There are no details on how the attacker can exploit this vulnerability.
A complete list of all the other vulnerabilities Microsoft disclosed this month is available on its update page.
