Welcome to this September Patch Monday Bulletin. This month there are patches from Adobe, Apple, Google, and Mozilla. While there were no known attacks to products listed in this bulletin there was a reliable exploit released for a Microsoft patch this month. The vulnerability dubbed “Zerologon” was part of the August MS patch release, so it is imperative that these patches get updated as soon as possible. Zerologon allows an attacker to “instantly become domain admin by subverting Netlogon cryptography” from any domain joined machine. Since the technical details were released on September 11th there have been numerous PoC’s released on github. Needless to say, this is the top priority for the month. If August MS patches have been deployed, then work on testing and deploying updates for Chrome and Firefox. There were no priority 1 updates to Adobe products this month but Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is rated a priority 2 and worthy of reviewing. Following AEM, review your environment for iCloud for Windows and the remaining Adobe products.

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