The breakdown of security flaws is as follows, according to BleepingComputer: 46 elevation-of-privilege vulnerabilities, two security feature bypass vulnerabilities, 18 remote-code-execution vulnerabilities, 10 information disclosure vulnerabilities, four denial of service vulnerabilities, and four spoofing vulnerabilities. Two of the remote code execution vulnerabilities and one of the information disclosure vulnerabilities are labeled "critical."
Two publicly disclosed zero-days for this Patch Tuesday
Zero-day vulnerabilities are flaws that have been either actively exploited or publicly disclosed before an official fix is made available by the developer. This month, both of the zero days being patched have been publicly disclosed, but Microsoft hasn't indicated that either has been actively exploited by attackers.
The March update also includes two patches for remote code execution vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office and a handful of fixes for flaws in Microsoft Excel, so users should ensure these applications are up to date as well.
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