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Microsoft released a total of 63 security updates (Patch Tuesday) for November 2025 covering multiple versions of Windows 11 with one Zero-Day vulnerability actually compromised.

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They are listed as follows: Windows 11 KB5068861, KB5068865, KB5066835, KB5066793 and Windows 10 participating ESU KB5068781 projects.

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There are a total of 4 Critical Vulnerabilities, divided into 2 Remote Code Execution - RCE vulnerabilities, 1 Elevation of Privilege vulnerability, and 1 Information Disclosure vulnerability.

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A breakdown of the vulnerabilities that have been addressed is as follows:

- Elevation of Privilege vulnerability: 29 items

- Security Feature Bypass vulnerability: 2 items

- Remote Code Execution vulnerability: 16 items

- Information Disclosure: 11 items

- Denial of Service vulnerability: 3 items

- Spoofing vulnerability: 2 items

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The figures do not include vulnerabilities that were patched earlier in the same month, such as Microsoft Edge and Mariner.

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Simultaneously, other software manufacturers also issued security updates, including Adobe, Cisco, Fortinet, Google (Android), Ivanti, runC, QNAP, SAP and Samsung, with many fixing major vulnerabilities including multiple Zero-Days.

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Administrators are advised to implement Windows updates and Microsoft products ASAP, specifically Zero-Day vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities that can be attacked remotely, with follow-up updates from other software manufacturers to prevent the risk of being compromised by these vulnerabilities.

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Source: bleepingcomputer

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