Windows 10 June patch fixes 88 vulnerabilities

Windows 10 already has its security patch for the month of June. A new patch in which a series of vulnerabilities are corrected, a total of 88 as it has already been known officially. Of these, a total of 21 were classified as critical. So it was important that a security patch be released to cover them in a definitive way. Something that happens already.

Windows 10 June patch fixes 88 vulnerabilities

As usual, the company recommends users to install this patch as soon as possible. In this way they will be protected against these possible threats.

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Windows 10 has also shared four of the vulnerabilities that have been fixed thanks to this June security patch. Possibly the most important or the best known for many users in the operating system. These are the following:

• CVE-2019-1069: This bug affects Windows Task Scheduler and is the one of most concern, as it could allow full system privileges for someone accessing it. CVE-2019-1064: Windows privilege elevation vulnerability affecting Windows 10, Server 2016 and later.

  CVE-2019-1053 - Windows shell elevation of privilege vulnerability affects all currently supported Windows operating systems. You could create an elevation of privilege conditions on affected systems by escaping from a sandbox.

  CVE-2019-0973 - Windows Installer vulnerability could allow elevation of privilege on affected systems through improper sanitation of loaded library entries.

Therefore, the advice is to install this Windows 10 security patch as soon as possible. In this way you can have your equipment protected and avoid possible problems in it with operation. The patch has been released already.

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