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Forum Security-X => News => Discussion démarrée par: igor51 le novembre 14, 2012, 19:07:53
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Blog: Microsoft Updates November 2012 - IE, Kernel+Shell, and .NET Critical Patches
Microsoft is patching a fair number of vulnerabilities in their software with 19 flaws being fixed. All of them are being updated in six Bulletins this month. Four of the Bulletins are rated critical, but only two of them are being rated urgent enough for immediate deployment. At the same time, Internet Explorer 10 is not vulnerable to exploitation by the related set of three flaws, and newly released Windows 8 is affected by yet another font parsing flaw described by CVE-2012-2897, similar to the vulnerability exploited by Duqu.
Source: Blog: Microsoft Updates November 2012 - IE, Kernel+Shell, and .NET Critical Patches (http://www.securelist.com/en/blog/208193932/Microsoft_Updates_November_2012_IE_Kernel_Shell_and_NET_Critical_Patches)