Saturday, November 23, 2024
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Outlook Update Fixes Crashing, Android Patch, and Zimbra Vulnerability Exposed

Outlook Crashing After Opening Fix

by Artie Kaye

Launching Outlook under certain conditions can cause the program to freeze or quit out before any actions can be taken. Microsoft has addressed this problem and is rolling it out to certain Enterprise systems first, with a wider release later. Until then, if you are experiencing this problem, Microsoft has a list of workarounds on their support page linked below.

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Zimbra Email Vulnerability

by Artie Kaye

A flaw in the virus scanner on Zimbra’s email cloud can allow remote code execution. This is similar to a previously discussed flaw. (UnRAR Vulnerability.) However, this uses a different type of compressed file. Installing the pax utility and restarting the email service is the workaround suggested by the company. If your systems are running Ubuntu, this utility should already be active.

This flaw is listed as CVE-2022-41352.

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Android Patch

by Artie Kaye

Google has released a patch targeting numerous vulnerabilities. The flaws range from privilege elevation to denial of service. If you’ve an android device it is recommended to update soon, if you haven’t already.

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