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Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 11 April 2007 04:48
The critical updates for Windows address vulnerabilities in Universal Plug and Play, Microsoft Agent, and Windows Client/Server Runtime System (CSRSS). All three issues are capable of allowing remote code execution.
The remaining Windows patch covers a kernel flaw that sets incorrect permissions on a memory segment, presenting an opportunity for a local privilege escalation.
As previously disclosed, this month's final bulletin is for Microsoft Content Management Server. Two vulnerabilities - both remotely exploitable - are fixed by the update. One allows a specially crafted HTTP request to corrupt the contents of memory, allowing the execution of arbitrary code. The other allows cross-site scripting and spoofing.
The hotfix for problems with last week's patch for the animated cursor vulnerability is also being offered by Windows Update, Microsoft Update and Automatic Updates to systems that have any of the three affected applications (Realtek HD Audio control panel, ElsterFormular, TUGZip and CD-Tag).
The Outlook Junk Mail Filter and the Malicious Software Removal Tool have also been updated.
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