Multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft Edge have been successfully addressed, according to a security advisory from CERT-FR. These vulnerabilities, reported by Microsoft in their November 2, 2023 bulletin, could potentially lead to arbitrary remote code execution and identity impersonation.
The affected versions include Microsoft Edge versions earlier than 119.0.2151.44, Microsoft Edge Extended Stable versions earlier than 118.0.2088.88, and Microsoft Edge for Android versions earlier than 118.0.2088.88.
The security risks associated with these vulnerabilities include unspecified security issues reported by the editor, raising concerns about potential exploitation by malicious actors. Microsoft has released patches to rectify these vulnerabilities, and users are strongly advised to refer to the official security bulletin for detailed information on the fixes.
In an era of increasing cyber threats, prompt application of security updates is essential to ensure the robustness of software and protect user data from potential breaches. Users are urged to apply the provided patches promptly to enhance the security posture of their Microsoft Edge installations.