Here’s a small update to yesterday’s Patch Tuesday. Microsoft seemed to have only two critical fixes…
The first patch, MS12-061, applies to Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. The other update, MS12-062, fixes a flaw in Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 and Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007.
Note to system administrators: Microsoft is urging you to test out the following update: KB2661254, which is an update to help mitigate the risks associated with the Flame malware. It won’t be released until October. But, it is available for testing purposes. It is best ot thicken your SSL certifications.
As for Adobe updates… The most important bulletin is APSB12-19 which fixes seven vulnerabilities in Flash Player.
Read more: http://secureconnexion.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/september-patch-tuesday-2012-updates/
The first patch, MS12-061, applies to Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. The other update, MS12-062, fixes a flaw in Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 and Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007.
Note to system administrators: Microsoft is urging you to test out the following update: KB2661254, which is an update to help mitigate the risks associated with the Flame malware. It won’t be released until October. But, it is available for testing purposes. It is best ot thicken your SSL certifications.
As for Adobe updates… The most important bulletin is APSB12-19 which fixes seven vulnerabilities in Flash Player.
Read more: http://secureconnexion.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/september-patch-tuesday-2012-updates/