The March edition of Patch Tuesday includes fixes for 64 CVE-listed vulnerabilities, while Adobe addressed a pair of bugs in Photoshop and Digital Editions. Even SAP has got in on the game. DHCP flaws headline Patch Tuesday priorities. Of the 64 bugs squashed in Redmond’s March update, researchers are pointing to five particular bugs as being especially noteworthy. First, there are the trio of CVE-2019-0697, CVE-2019-0698, and CVE-2019-0726, all covering holes present in the DHCP server component for Windows. Each of the flaws would potentially allow an attacker on the local network to achieve remote code execution on a targeted machine simply by sending a malformed DHCP network packet.
Source: The Register
