Patch Tuesday: Cisco AnyConnect Fixed in March Updates

The Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection issue, introduced in February, now has a permanent fix embedded in the Internet Explorer cumulative update.

Rod Trent

March 11, 2015

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Patch Tuesday: Cisco AnyConnect Fixed in March Updates

Microsoft introduced a few new problems for customers during the February update cycle. One, a problem with fuzzy fonts, was given a permanent fix this month. The other big issue, was that business users relying on Cisco AnyConnect to establish VPN connections, could no longer do so. Microsoft subsequently released a hotfix, but this month the company has included the fix in cumulative update for Internet Explorer.

 

MS15-018

Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (3032359)

 

A KB article describing the problem, and reporting MS15-018 as the solution is now also available: "Failed to Initialize connection subsystem" error when you establish VPN connections in Windows

Yesterday, Microsoft released 14 big security updates for a number of products and components, including a patch for the recently discovered FREAK vulnerability and also for a vulnerability the company tried (unsuccessfully) to fix in 2010 called Stuxnet.

 

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