Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for december 14 2010

Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for december 14 2010
Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for december 14 2010
Published: december 14 2010
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Today Microsoft released the following Security Bulletin(s).
Bulletin Summary:
Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for December 2010
Critical (2)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-090
Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2416400)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-090 - Critical: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2416400)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-091
Vulnerabilities in the OpenType Font (OTF) Driver Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2296199)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-091 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in the OpenType Font (OTF) Driver Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2296199)

Important (14)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-092
Vulnerability in Task Scheduler Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2305420)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-092 - Important: Vulnerability in Task Scheduler Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2305420)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-093
Vulnerability in Windows Movie Maker Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2424434)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-093 - Important: Vulnerability in Windows Movie Maker Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2424434)

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-094
Vulnerability in Windows Media Encoder Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2447961)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-094 - Important: Vulnerability in Windows Media Encoder Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2447961)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-095
Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2385678)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-095 - Important: Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2385678)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-096
Vulnerability in Windows Address Book Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2423089)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-096 - Important: Vulnerability in Windows Address Book Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2423089)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-097
Insecure Library Loading in Internet Connection Signup Wizard Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2443105)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-097 - Important: Insecure Library Loading in Internet Connection Signup Wizard Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2443105)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-098
Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2436673)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-098 - Important: Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2436673)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-099
Vulnerability in Routing and Remote Access Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2440591)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-099 - Important: Vulnerability in Routing and Remote Access Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2440591)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-100
Vulnerability in Consent User Interface Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2442962)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-100 - Important: Vulnerability in Consent User Interface Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2442962)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-101
Vulnerability in Windows Netlogon Service Could Allow Denial of Service (2207559)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-101 - Important: Vulnerability in Windows Netlogon Service Could Allow Denial of Service (2207559)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-102
Vulnerability in Hyper-V Could Allow Denial of Service (2345316)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-102 - Important: Vulnerability in Hyper-V Could Allow Denial of Service (2345316)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-103
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Publisher Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2292970)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-103 - Important: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Publisher Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2292970)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-104
Vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2455005)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-104 - Important: Vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2455005)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-105
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Graphics Filters Could Allow for Remote Code Execution (968095)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-105 - Important: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Graphics Filters Could Allow for Remote Code Execution (968095)
Moderate (1)

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-106
Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server Could Allow Denial of Service (2407132)
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-106 - Moderate: Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server Could Allow Denial of Service (2407132)


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Hi Nick,

Thanks for the info and the warnings (which many know, but can never be said enough as we continue to see threads about the aftermath of not heeding that advice).

So we have 17 security updates to look forward to (and I'm sure at least one will require a reboot). And these are just the security updates - so there's who knows how many ordinary updates and MSE definitions and optional updates and whatever else to further increase that number. And if something goes wrong with that many all at once, finding the cause (let alone resolving the issue) is going to be extremely time-consuming. How wonderful! I may temporarily switch to manual and do a few at a time instead of all of them at once in case of problems.

Have a good one!

Hi Lorien
yes that's not a bad idea just in case one should fail

take care

nick