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Microsoft to issue Critical patches

p2pnet.net News:- Microsoft says its Security Response Center is all set to release nine security bulletins affecting Microsoft Windows, and, “The greatest aggregate, maximum severity rating for these security updates is Critical.”

Given that, the updates will be available today, No?

No.

You’ll have to wait until February 8.

  • Microsoft Security Bulletin affecting Microsoft SharePoint Services and Office. The greatest aggregate, maximum severity rating for this security bulletin is Moderate. These updates may or may not require a restart.
  • Microsoft Security Bulletin affecting Microsoft .NET Framework. The greatest aggregate, maximum severity rating for this security bulletin is Important. This update will require a restart.
  • Microsoft Security Bulletin affecting Microsoft Office and Visual Studio. The greatest aggregate, maximum severity rating for this security bulletin is Critical. These updates will require a restart.
  • Microsoft Security Bulletin affecting Microsoft Windows, Windows Media Player, and MSN Messenger. The greatest aggregate, maximum severity rating for these security updates is Critical. These updates will require a restart.

“No additional details about bulletin severities or vulnerabilities will be made available until February 8, 2005,” says Microsoft.

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See:-
Critical – Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification, February 3, 2005

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