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McAfee Security Bulletin - Endpoint Security for Windows update fixes two vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-3652 and CVE-2019-3653)
Security Bulletins ID:
SB10299
Last Modified: 10/11/2019 Summary
First Published: October 8, 2019
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This Security Bulletin covers two vulnerabilities in ENS. To exploit these vulnerabilities, an attacker would need to gain access to the system.
To remediate these issues:
Download and Installation Instructions See KB56057 for instructions to download McAfee products, documentation, updates, and hotfixes. See the Release Notes and the Installation Guide, which you can download from the Documentation tab, for instructions to install these updates. Acknowledgments CVE-2019-3652: McAfee credits Russell Wells from DRS for reporting this flaw. CVE-2019-3653: McAfee credits Donny Maasland from Fox-IT for reporting this flaw. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) How do I know if my McAfee product is vulnerable? For Endpoint products: Use the following instructions for endpoint or client-based products:
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