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May 2011 Patch Tuesday Security Bulletins | eEye Digital Security
This month, Microsoft released 2 patches which repair a total of 3 vulnerabilities. Both of these patches address Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities. via Patch Tuesday Security Bulletins | eEye Digital Security.
Out-of-band patch: MS warns of hack attempt on major sites
Microsoft issued a warning today that nine fraudulent digital certificates were issued by root certificate authority, Comodo Group. Although the certificates were quickly revoked, their initial release still poses a threat to browser users, including users of Internet Explorer. This … Continue reading
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eEye’s analysis of February’s Patch Tuesday
This month, Microsoft released 12 patches which repair a total of 22 vulnerabilities. 5 of these patches address Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities, 5 address Elevation of Privilege, 1 addresses Denial of Service, and 1 addresses Information Disclosure. via eEye Digital … Continue reading
eEye’s Patch Tuesday analysis
This month, Microsoft released 17 patches which repair a total of 40 vulnerabilities. Of these 17 patches, 10 address Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities, 4 address Elevation of Privilege vulnerabilities, and 3 address Denial of Service. Patch Precedence eEye advises administrators … Continue reading
Microsoft ends record security year with huge Patch Tuesday
Microsoft’s security team broke all sorts of records for issuing patches this year, and 2010′s final Patch Tuesday was the biggest one of all. “Microsoft is ending this year on a high note, with their highest number of bulletins ever,” … Continue reading
eEye’s August Patch Analysis
This month, Microsoft released 15 patches which repair a total of 35 vulnerabilities. Of these 15 patches, 11 address Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities and 4 address Elevation of Privilege vulnerabilities. Patch Precedence Administrators are advised to patch MS10-054, MS10-053, and … Continue reading