Tripwire’s October 2024 Patch Priority Index (PPI) brings together important vulnerabilities for Microsoft.

First on the list are patches for Microsoft Edge, Office, Excel, and Visio that resolve remote code execution, elevation of privilege, and spoofing vulnerabilities.

Next are patches that affect components of the core Windows operating system. These patches resolve over 80 vulnerabilities, including elevation of privilege, information disclosure, security feature bypass, denial of service, and remote code execution vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities affect core Windows, Kernel, Win32k, Graphics Component, MSHTML, Mobile Broadband Driver, Resilient Filesystem, Cryptographic, Remote Desktop Client, NAT, LSA, Shell, Secure Kernel Mode, and others.

Up next are patches for Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, .NET, and .NET Framework. These patches resolve remote code execution and denial of service vulnerabilities.

Lastly, administrators should focus on server-side patches for Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service, Remote Desktop Services, OpenSSH for Windows, Kerberos, Hyper-V, Power BI, and SharePoint. These patches resolve information disclosure, denial of service, remote code execution, tampering, security feature bypass, and elevation of privilege vulnerabilities.

Up next are patches for Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, .NET, and .NET Framework. These patches resolve remote code execution and denial of service vulnerabilities.

Lastly, administrators should focus on server-side patches for Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service, Remote Desktop Services, OpenSSH for Windows, Kerberos, Power BI, and SharePoint. These patches resolve information disclosure, denial of service, remote code execution, tampering, security feature bypass, and elevation of privilege vulnerabilities.

BULLETIN CVE
Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) CVE-2024-7025, CVE-2024-9369, CVE-2024-9370
Microsoft Office CVE-2024-43616, CVE-2024-43576, CVE-2024-43609
Microsoft Office Excel CVE-2024-43504
Microsoft Office Visio CVE-2024-43505
Windows Core I CVE-2024-43513, CVE-2024-43537, CVE-2024-43538, CVE-2024-43561, CVE-2024-43558, CVE-2024-43559, CVE-2024-43540, CVE-2024-43542, CVE-2024-43557, CVE-2024-43555, CVE-2024-43526, CVE-2024-43524, CVE-2024-43525, CVE-2024-43523, CVE-2024-43536, CVE-2024-43543, CVE-2024-37976, CVE-2024-37983, CVE-2024-37982, CVE-2024-43500, CVE-2024-43546, CVE-2024-43533, CVE-2024-43599, CVE-2024-43501, CVE-2024-43585, CVE-2024-43572, CVE-2024-43560, CVE-2024-43551, CVE-2024-43583, CVE-2024-43550, CVE-2024-43509, CVE-2024-43556, CVE-2024-43534, CVE-2024-43508, CVE-2024-43573, CVE-2024-43520
Windows Core II CVE-2024-43527, CVE-2024-37979, CVE-2024-43502, CVE-2024-43511, CVE-2024-43570, CVE-2024-38149, CVE-2024-43506, CVE-2024-43512, CVE-2024-43528, CVE-2024-43516, CVE-2024-43552, CVE-2024-43582, CVE-2024-43468, CVE-2024-43562, CVE-2024-43565, CVE-2024-43522, CVE-2024-43584, CVE-2024-43563, CVE-2024-38124, CVE-2024-43519, CVE-2024-43532, CVE-2024-43518, CVE-2024-43574, CVE-2024-43515, CVE-2024-43589, CVE-2024-38261, CVE-2024-38265, CVE-2024-43593, CVE-2024-43564, CVE-2024-43592, CVE-2024-38212, CVE-2024-43453, CVE-2024-43611, CVE-2024-43608, CVE-2024-43607, CVE-2024-43549, CVE-2024-43529, CVE-2024-43544, CVE-2024-43541, CVE-2024-43553, CVE-2024-43614, CVE-2024-43517, CVE-2024-43535, CVE-2024-43554, CVE-2024-43545, CVE-2024-43514
Visual Studio Code CVE-2024-43488, CVE-2024-43601
.NET, .NET Framework, Visual Studio CVE-2024-43483, CVE-2024-43484, CVE-2024-43485, CVE-2024-38229, CVE-2024-43603
Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service CVE-2024-38262
Windows Remote Desktop Services CVE-2024-43456
OpenSSH for Windows CVE-2024-38029, CVE-2024-43581, CVE-2024-43615
Windows Hyper-V CVE-2024-30092, CVE-2024-43521, CVE-2024-43567, CVE-2024-43575, CVE-2024-20659
Windows Kerberos CVE-2024-38129, CVE-2024-43547
Power BI CVE-2024-43612, CVE-2024-43481
Microsoft Office SharePoint CVE-2024-43503

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