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Patch Tuesday Releases

April 2025 Release Notes
March 2025 Release Notes
February 2025 Release Notes
January 2025 Release Notes
December 2024 Release Notes
November 2024 Release Notes
October 2024 Release Notes
September 2024 Release Notes
August 2024 Release Notes
July 2024 Release Notes
June 2024 Release Notes
May 2024 Release Notes

Tech Blogs

TPM Attestation Broken on new Lenovo Carbon X1 Devices? Here’s the Fix
Windows Autopilot: Clear User ESP Cache on Complete Feature
Quality Updates during OOBE: How Deferral Really Works
0x80070490: TPM Attestation timed out on Windows 11 24H2?
The CrowdStrike Debacle: A Love Letter to System Administrators
SCCM Software Updates vs. WSUS Standalone Updates
Introduction to Kanban: A Functional Overview of a Flexible Application of Agile Methodology
PowerShell Uses – Things to Start Doing, Things to Stop Doing
Intune Win32 apps: A Strategic Guide to Availability and Deadlines
Windows Defender Exploit Guard breaks Google Chrome
Discovered Apps – The Intune Software Inventory
Intune Scope Tags and Role-Based Access Control Explained

Critical Patches

Libwebp Vulnerability and CVE-2023-4863 – What should you be worried about?
Windows 11 Fails to Detect Updates After July’s Cumulative Update
What System Administrators Need to Know About May’s KB5025885 Patches
Microsoft Office Critical Update – CVE-2023-23397

Community Links

MSRC - Microsoft Security Response Center
MCSC - National Cyber Security Centre
NIST - Guide to Enterprise Patch Management
Qualys Blog - Patch Tuesday
Patch Tuesday Dashboard - Morphus Labs

The Patch Tuesday Blog is a collection of resources for everything Patch Tuesday. We will add the latest patches released from Microsoft for Patch Tuesday onto the site, test them, and report our findings monthly. However, we’re at the beginning stages of bringing everything together and would like to build the website with the community. Initially, we’ll be listing patches that Microsoft releases directly onto the site, but we’re looking to automate the testing of the patches to see if they break anything.