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Microsoft corregge oltre 1.200 falle, compresa una vulnerabilità Outlook già sfruttata
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Microsoft fixes over 1,200 flaws, including an already exploited Outlook vulnerability

Microsoft's November Patch Tuesday fixed more than 1,200 vulnerabilities, although sources report slightly different totals depending on whether third-party CVEs are included. The most urgent flaw is CVE-2026-124194 in Outlook, which has already been exploited and can cause the client to connect to an attacker-controlled resource when the user opens a specially crafted message file. The connection may expose NTLMv2…

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