Microsoft brings a modest Patch Tuesday for June

Windows

This month, Microsoft rolled out one crucial modification (CVE-2024-30080) and 32 updates marked as significant for Windows, spanning the following crucial elements:

– Windows Win32 Kernel Framework
– Graphics and drivers- Network Connectivity (Wi-Fi) and DHCP- Storage and Error Reporting- Encryption and BitLocker

The vital modification pertains to the central, albeit seldom utilized, Messaging Queuing service (MSMQ) that could potentially impact internal applications. Remarkably, this modification has already undergone updates since its primary launch on Tuesday. Nevertheless, the Preparedness team is confident that all these Windows updates can be incorporated into your routine release timetable.

Microsoft Office

There were no critical modifications for Office this month, with only five updates identified as significant. All five have a minimal chance of exploitation (no worms, add-in vulnerabilities, or Word macro problems) and should be integrated into your routine Microsoft Office update calendar.

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