Windows 11 22H2 — one month left

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PATCH WATCH By Susan Bradley On October 8, 2024, Microsoft will release the last round of security updates for Windows 11 version 22H2. So right now,
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The SBAT Revocations List issue with Linux can be resolved by upgrading to the latest Linux version for your distro. In some cases, this means upgrading from an older Long Term Release to a newer one.

At its core, the issue is that some older Linux bootloaders and shims have been blacklisted due to a security issue, which is serious, but only in limited circumstances.

To get updated bootloaders and shims, all that is needed in many cases is to locate sources with the newer bootloaders, shims and other necessary files, and copy the newer files over to the Linux EFI/Boot Directory, with appropriate name changes.

Then the issue will usually be resolved within a few reboots.

No need to remove the updated SBAT blacklist. And no need to change Windows Registry settings before patching.

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Apologies – Windows 10 will be receiving https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/september-10-2024-kb5043064-os-builds-19044-4894-and-19045-4894-cd14b547-a3f0-4b8f-b037-4ae3ce83a781 —  KB5043064 .  I have the preview update listed in the newsletter.

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