Microsoft Updates from 11/8/11

MS11-083 - TCP-IP Stack vulnerability: could allow a worm to interrogate itself causing it to take control of the computer. It's not an easy one to crack, but good thing it is patched now.

MS11-085 - DLL preloading vulnerability: Specially crafted DLL files can be loaded by Windows Mail causing remote code execution. Both DLL files must be in the same network directory for the vulnerability to work.

MS11-086 - Active Directory vulnerability: An LDAP secure (SSL) configured connection can be compromised when an attacker uses a revoked certificate to authenticate in an active directory.

MS11-084 - Windows Kernel Mode Drivers vulnerability: A specially crafted TrueType Font File (TTF) is distributed as an attachment, and when opened and executed, could lead to denial of service.


Bulletin summary: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletin/ms11-nov


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