Microsoft’s November 2020 Patch Tuesday saw 112 total fixes released for vulnerable Microsoft products. Out of the 112 patches released yesterday, 17 were listed as critical along with a zero-day vulnerability that was actively attacked in the wild. The zero-day revealed by Google last week after being seen in targeted attacks is currently being tracked as CVE-2020-17087 and lies within the Windows Kernel Cryptography Driver (cng.sys). Google stated, “The bug resides in the cng!CfgAdtpFormatPropertyBlock function and is caused by a 16-bit integer truncation issue.
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