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Welcome to this June Patch Monday Bulletin. This month there are patches from Adobe, Apple, Google, and Mozilla. There were no Priority 1 updates from Adobe so it is recommended that organizations start with updating 3rd party browsers Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Google Chrome identifies several High severity vulnerabilities with decent bug bounty pay outs at $15k and $20k. None of the vulnerabilities were said to be actively attacked at this time. Adobe updated 10 products but prioritize the three “Priority 2” updates for Flash, Experience Manager, and Magento. This is the last year for Adobe flash so it may be time to think about uninstalling it. Support for Magento is ending this month as well so there will be no more security updates provided by Adobe. Apple updated iCloud for Windows and iTunes for Windows as well so review the environment for these applications. We typically do not cover updates to consumer hardware but a recent zero-day affecting many Netgear models was released this month. The surge in users that are working from home could result in consumer security and enterprise security merging. It may be worthwhile to review this bulletin that outlines the 79 affected models. Exploit code exists that would allow an attacker to obtain unauthenticated access to the router.
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So, without further ado, here’s the chart of non MS patches this month.
Patch data provided by:
Identifier
Vendor/Product
Product Version Affected
Date Released by Vendor
Vulnerability Info
Vendor Severity / Our Recommendation
Multiple CVE’s
Magento
Commerce 1 1.14.4.5 and earlier
Open Source 1 1.9.4.5 and earlier
6/22/2020
Arbitrary Code Execution, Sensitive Information Disclosure
Critical Priority 2: Update within 30 days
Adobe Audition
13.0.6 and earlier
6/16/2020
Arbitrary Code Execution
Critical Priority 3: Update at admin’s discretion
Premiere Rush
1.5.12 and earlier
Adobe Premiere Pro
14.2 and earlier
Adobe Illustrator
24.1.2 and earlier
Adobe After Effects
17.1 and earlier
CVE-2020-9666
Adobe Campaign Classic
20.1 and earlier
Information Disclosure
Important Priority 3: Update at admin’s discretion
Adobe Framemaker
2019.0.5
6/9/2020
Adobe Experience Manager
6.5 and earlier
Sensitive Information Disclosure, Arbitrary Browser Script Execution
Important Priority 2: Update within 30 days
CVE-2020-9633
Adobe Flash Player
Desktop and Chrome 32.0.0.371 and earlier
Edge and IE 11 32.0.0.330
iTunes for Windows
Before 12.10.7
5/26/2020
Arbitrary Code Execution, Information Disclosure, Cross Site Scripting
Update after testing
iCloud for Windows
Win 7 before 7.19
Win 10 before 11.2
Google Chrome
Before 83.0.4103.116
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Mozilla Firefox
Before 77/ESR 68.9
6/2/2020
Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, Arbitrary Code Execution, Spoofing
Mozilla Thunderbird
Before 68.9.0
Information Disclosure, Arbitrary Code Execution, Security Bypass