BetaHydri/MSRCGetPatches

Get-ActualCVEsByProduct

Enumerates all CVEs for a specified product for a specified year-month combination.
Needed PoSh module MsrcSecurityUpdates will be downloaded and imported.

How to use

Dot-sourcing function Get-ActualCVEsByProduct from .ps1 file MSRCGetPatches.ps1

1. PS C:\Develop\PowerShell\Security\MSRCGetPatches> . .\MSRCGetPatches.ps1
2. PS C:\Develop\PowerShell\Security\MSRCGetPatches> Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows*" -OutputStyle GridView -Date 08.2023

Parameters of function Get-ActualCVEsByProduct

PARAMETER ProductTitle (mandatory)

• "Windows Server 2016*"
  
• "Windows Server 2016"
  
• "Microsoft Edge*"
  

PARAMETER OutputStyle (mandatory)

• HTML
• GridView
• Excel by using module ImportExcel from dfinke
• Console

PARAMETER Date (optional)
_{If not specified, the current year and month will be used!}

• 2021-Jun
• 2023-Jan
• 03/01/2022
• 11.2022

Samples:

1. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows Server 2016*" -OutputStyle HTML
2. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Microsoft Edge*" -OutputStyle GridView
3. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows Server 2016*" -Date '2022-Dec' -OutputStyle Excel
4. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows Server 2016*" -Date '2022-Dec' -OutputStyle Console
5. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows 10 for x64-based Systems" -Date '12.2022' -OutputStyle Console | Format-Table
6. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64*" -Date '12.2022' -OutputStyle Console | Select CVE, CVE-Title, Severity, Impact | Format-Table
7. Get-ActualCVEsByProduct -ProductTitle "Microsoft SQL Server 2016*" -OutputStyle GridView -Date 06.2022

Output sample 1. as HTML Report:

Output sample 1. as GridVIew:

Output sample 3.:

Output sample 4.: