Microsoft Patch Tuesday

This month's Microsoft Security Update Guide release: severity and exploitation dashboards, a searchable CVE browser, and a downloadable brief.

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1 of 448 CVEs match the current filters, sorted by EVULNABLE Risk.

CVEs in this Patch Tuesday release matching the current filters, ranked by EVULNABLE Risk Score
CVE TitleMSRC severity EVRS CVSS EPSS KEV Actively Exploited Product(s)
CVE-2026-59133 Microsoft High Performance Computing (HPC) Pack Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability Important 18 Elevated 8.8 0.009 No No Microsoft HPC Pack 2019
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CVE-2026-59133 — Microsoft High Performance Computing (HPC) Pack Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability

Elevation of Privilege

EVULNABLE Risk · priority 18/100 Elevated Intelligence coverage 90/100 — no ransomware association data, no CISA KEV listing date

Recommended priority: Scheduled Maintenance

Why this score: CVSS base score 8.8, and Microsoft Exploitability Index: Exploitation More Likely.

Exploitation status: Neither

Microsoft Exploitability Index: Exploitation More Likely

CVSS v3.1 base score: 8.8

FIRST EPSS: 0.009 (58.6th pctl) — probability of exploitation in the next 30 days, with its rank across all scored CVEs

CISA KEV: Not currently listed

Affected product(s): Microsoft HPC Pack 2019

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.