Welcome to this November Patch Monday Bulletin. This month we have patches from Adobe, Apple, and Google. The biggest news this month is CVE-2019-13720 which affects Google Chrome and was being exploited in the wild. This vulnerability may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code. Make sure that Chrome is updated as soon as possible. There were no known attacks against vulnerabilities patched in the remaining products. Adobe has updates for 4 products but all of them are priority 3. Review and update those products as needed. iTunes and iCloud for Windows remediated arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities this month. These may not be typical in most production environments but could be present, especially in environments where users have local administrative privileges.

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So, without further ado, here’s the chart of non-MS patches this month.