Thursday, October 4th 2012

Microsoft to Roll Out Seven Patches Next Week

This coming Tuesday Microsoft will release a total of seven software updates (one rated 'Critical' and six rated 'Important') to address bugs that could lead to Remote Code Execution, Denial of Service attacks or Elevation of Privileges.

These new patches address vulnerabilities found in Windows (XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, Server 2008 (R2)), Office, SQL Server, Communicator, Lync, SharePoint Server, FAST Search Server and Groove Server. For more info check out the Security Bulletin Advance Notification for October 2012.
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11 Comments on Microsoft to Roll Out Seven Patches Next Week

#1
TheMailMan78
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Weird we had almost a solid month without any major updates. Now two weeks in a row they have a bunch.
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#2
tacosRcool
Just before Windows 8 releases...
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#3
Drone
tacosRcoolJust before Windows 8 releases...
MS releases patches every second Tuesday of every month. There are patches before w8 release and there'll be after. Timing doesn't matter here.
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#4
TheMailMan78
Big Member
DroneMS releases patches every second Tuesday of every month. There are patches before w8 release and there'll be after. Timing doesn't matter here.
lol I agree. Windows 8 isnt a factor. I think there is some nasty going around that MS is catching up with. Been a while since they had some updates like this.
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#5
H82LUZ73
Only 2 for Win7 and the rest is Office? Could it mean Office 2013 is almost done?Oh well Just means I will have to install Office updates under Win8.

Bulletin ID Maximum Severity Rating and Vulnerability Impact Restart Requirement Affected Software
Bulletin 1 Critical
Remote Code Execution May require restart Microsoft Office,
Microsoft Server Software
Bulletin 2 Important
Remote Code Execution May require restart Microsoft Office
Bulletin 3 Important
Elevation of Privilege May require restart Microsoft Office,
Microsoft Server Software,
Microsoft Lync
Bulletin 4 Important
Remote Code Execution May require restart Microsoft Office,
Microsoft Server Software
Bulletin 5 Important
Elevation of Privilege Requires restart Microsoft Windows
Bulletin 6 Important
Denial of Service Requires restart Microsoft Windows
Bulletin 7 Important
Elevation of Privilege May require restart Microsoft SQL Server
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#6
7mm
DroneMS releases patches every second Tuesday of every month. There are patches before w8 release and there'll be after. Timing doesn't matter here.
Agreed.
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#7
Depth
They should broadcast what they are patching a bit more so virus programmers better know how to correctly alter their virals in time.
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#8
tacosRcool
DepthThey should broadcast what they are patching a bit more so virus programmers better know how to correctly alter their virals in time.
Now why would they wanna do that :)
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#9
Fragman
How about the release a update for IE to work better with CSS3 so i dont have to program so much more to get it to work
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#10
semantics
FragmanHow about the release a update for IE to work better with CSS3 so i dont have to program so much more to get it to work
They did it's called IE10 XD too bad it's only on windows 8 for w.e goddam reason
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#11
Widjaja
semanticsThey did it's called IE10 XD too bad it's only on windows 8 for w.e goddam reason
Probably to make the average consumer think that Windows 7 is getting left behind by Microsoft.
As us PC enthusiasts know, that's not always the case, although some of us buy regardless.
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