Microsoft · Security update · May 9, 2023

KB5026413: May 2023 security update

KB5026413, released May 9, 2023, fixes 13 CVEs across 2 products. One of them is being exploited (CVE-2023-29336); 1 on CISA KEV. Patch Radar priority: Patch now. The product is no longer supported.

Patch now1 on CISA KEV1 publicly disclosedUnsupported product
CVEs closed
13
4 rated Critical
Exploited
1
CVE-2023-29336
Exploitation more likely
2
Microsoft's assessment
Highest EPSS
0.8389
99th percentile

Priority of the 13 CVEs

Patch now 1 Urgent 5 High 4 Routine 3

Applies to

CVEs this fix closes

PriorityCVEComponentImpactCVSSEPSSExploitation
Patch now CVE-2023-29336 Windows Win32KElevation of Privilege7.8 0.4119 KEVExploited
Urgent CVE-2023-29325 Windows OLERemote Code Execution8.1 0.8389 DisclosedMore likely
Urgent CVE-2023-24943 Windows PGMRemote Code Execution9.8 0.0468 Exploitation Less Likely
Urgent CVE-2023-29324 Windows MSHTML PlatformSecurity Feature Bypass6.5 0.0284 More likely
Urgent CVE-2023-28283 Windows LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access ProtocolRemote Code Execution8.1 0.0097 Exploitation Less Likely
Urgent CVE-2023-24903 Windows Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)Remote Code Execution8.1 0.0092 Exploitation Less Likely
High CVE-2023-24940 Windows PGMDenial of Service7.5 0.0517 Exploitation Less Likely
High CVE-2023-24942 Windows Remote Procedure Call RuntimeDenial of Service7.5 0.0190 Exploitation Less Likely
High CVE-2023-24904 Windows InstallerElevation of Privilege7.1 0.0062 Exploitation Less Likely
High CVE-2023-24946 Windows Backup EngineElevation of Privilege7.8 0.0044 Exploitation Less Likely
Routine CVE-2023-24900 Windows NTLMInformation Disclosure5.9 0.0123 Exploitation Less Likely
Routine CVE-2023-24945 Windows iSCSI Target ServiceInformation Disclosure5.5 0.0056 Exploitation Less Likely
Routine CVE-2023-28251 Windows Secure BootSecurity Feature Bypass5.5 0.0045 Exploitation Less Likely
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