Patch Advisories

Microsoft's monthly release and every non-Microsoft advisory, in one browser. Switch scope below; everything under it follows.

At a glance — everything in scope

  • 1,756 Entries in scope 448 Microsoft · 1,308 Non-Microsoft
  • 0 Exigent KEV-listed, exploited, CVSS ≥ 9.0 and a live urgency signal — of 1,752 entries with a resolved score; 4 not yet scored and so not counted
  • 0 Ransomware-linked CISA records a known ransomware campaign using these
  • 0 Past CISA deadline Overdue against CISA's federal remediation date. Microsoft CVEs carry no CISA deadline, so none of them are counted here.

EVULNABLE Risk across both halves

Immediate 464 26% · 85-100 Urgent 845 48% · 65-84 Elevated 387 22% · 10-64 Routine 59 3% · 4-9 Informational 1 <1% · 0-3 Exigent flag 361 counted within Immediate

Scope

Microsoft only, non-Microsoft, or both. Everything below follows the choice.

Why the two halves are ranked separately

One browser over both halves — search, filter and export Microsoft and non-Microsoft CVEs together. Ranking stays per half: every KEV entry is exploited by construction, which floors it above every Microsoft CVE, so one merged leaderboard would just rebuild the Dashboard.

Browse every advisory

Microsoft's release and every non-Microsoft CISA KEV advisory in one list, ranked on one EVULNABLE Risk scale. Ranking is not the point here — see the two Patch First sections below for that — searching across both is.

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Data sources & attribution

Known-exploitation status, required actions, ransomware association and remediation deadlines come from the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. Exploitation probability and percentile are provided by FIRST.org's EPSS, used under FIRST's open data terms.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday data is sourced from the Microsoft Security Update Guide; lifecycle milestones from endoflife.date. Linux distribution advisories come from Red Hat, Ubuntu and Debian; vendor bulletins from Adobe, Apple, Chrome, Cisco, Ivanti and Oracle, each linked to its own advisory.