Why MS11-100 was Out Of Band

: @orinthomas According to the recent OOB Bulletin Q&A and Webcast, MS11-100 was pushed out because exploiting the vulnerability in a denial of service attack was relatively straightforward once details of the vulnerability were made public. MS11-100 does not address a vulnerability that could be used to directly trigger a remote code exploit. MS11-100 also fixes an elevation of privilege vulnerability and a spoofing vulnerability that were otherwise going to be address in January’s patch Tuesday. You can catch the entirety of the webcast with Pete Voss and Jonathan Ness here at: http://blogs.technet.com/b/msrc/archive/2011/12/30/december-2011-out-of-band-bulletin-release-q-amp-a-and-webcast.aspx

Orin Thomas

December 30, 2011

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: @orinthomas

According to the recent OOB Bulletin Q&A and Webcast, MS11-100 was pushed out because exploiting the vulnerability in a denial of service attack was relatively straightforward once details of the vulnerability were made public. MS11-100 does not address a vulnerability that could be used to directly trigger a remote code exploit. MS11-100 also fixes an elevation of privilege vulnerability and a spoofing vulnerability that were otherwise going to be address in January’s patch Tuesday.


You can catch the entirety of the webcast with Pete Voss and Jonathan Ness here at: http://blogs.technet.com/b/msrc/archive/2011/12/30/december-2011-out-of-band-bulletin-release-q-amp-a-and-webcast.aspx

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