Microsoft Security Patch Advance Notification
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Microsoft Security Patch Advance Notification
Overview
Microsoft is preparing to release its November security patches next Tuesday, November 14. This update will include six patches, one of which addresses the MS XML 0-day vulnerability that's been actively exploited for several days. Microsoft has classified this patch as Critical, their highest level of severity.
Details
In addition to the MS XML patch, five other updates will target various issues within Microsoft Windows. At least one of these will also be labeled as Critical. While Microsoft hasn't specified the exact components receiving updates, there are hints that Internet Explorer (including the newly released IE 7) might be affected. Several vulnerabilities have been under active attack, suggesting that November 15?"coined "0-day Wednesday"?"is unlikely to see much new exploit code, given the existing unpatched vulnerabilities.
Resources
For further information and guidance, users and administrators can access various resources, including the Snnet Beskerming Security mailing lists. These lists will provide brief details on the patches post-release. We encourage readers to subscribe to the 'Security Patch Briefing' service offered by Snnet Beskerming. Those who sign up before mid-November can enjoy a 'Home User / Microbusiness' rate, saving up to 50% for most and significantly more for larger clients. The briefing packs will offer in-depth guidance on the patches, detailing what is fixed and how to manage the updates effectively.
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