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\"Update\"[German<\/a>]On December 12, 2023, Microsoft released security updates for Windows clients and servers, for Office – and for other products. The security updates eliminate 33 vulnerabilities (CVEs), four of which are critical vulnerabilities. Below is a compact overview of these updates that were released on Patchday.
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Notes on the updates<\/h2>\n

\"\"A list of the updates can be found on this Microsoft page<\/a>. Details on the update packages for Windows, Office etc. are available in separate blog posts.<\/p>\n

Windows 10\/11, Windows Server<\/h3>\n

All Windows 10\/11 updates (as well as the updates of the server counterparts) are cumulative. The monthly patchday update contains all security fixes for these Windows versions – as well as all non-security fixes up to the patchday. In addition to the security patches for the vulnerabilities, the updates also contain fixes to correct errors or new features.<\/p>\n

Windows 7 SP1\/Windows Server 2012 R2<\/h3>\n

Windows 7 SP1 is no longer supported since January 2020. Only customers with an ESU license for the 4th year (or workarounds) will still receive updates. Updates can also be downloaded from the Microsoft Update Catalog<\/a>. Windows Server 2012 \/R2 will receive regular security updates until October 2023. From this point onwards, an ESU license is also required to obtain further security updates (see Windows Server 2012\/R2 gets Extended Security Updates (ESU) until October 2026<\/a>).<\/p>\n

Fixed vulnerabilities<\/h2>\n

Tenable has published this blog post<\/a> with an overview of the vulnerabilities that have been fixed. Here are some of the critical vulnerabilities that have been fixed:<\/p>\n