Patch Tuesday Follow-up
Posted by: Ed Tittel
December 2010 Microsoft Security Bulletins, follow-up on December 2010 security and other updates, inspecting the raft of updates for December 2010
OK, now I’ve been through the update cycle on all of my Windows 7 PC (all 8 of them), and have seen anywhere from 11 to 15 updates ger processed on each one (another item for Silverlight popped up later in the day, after the first batch came out). Here’s the deal on the 17 security bulletins and the other 5 miscellaneous updates that appeared on January 14:
| KB.id | Security Bulletin |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2146400* | MS10-090 | Cumulative IE Update |
| 2296199* | MS10-091 | OpenType Font (OTF) Driver |
| 2305420* | MS10-092 | Task Scheduler |
| 2424434 | MS10-093 | Movie Maker |
| 2447961 | MS10-094 | Windows Media Encoder |
| 2385678* | MS10-095 | Windows versions (XP, Vista, 7, …) |
| 2423089* | MS10-096 | Windows Address Book |
| 2443105 | MS10-097 | Internet Connection Signup Wizard |
| 2436673* | MS10-098 | Windows Kernel-mode drivers |
| 2440591 | MS10-099 | Routing & Remote Access (RRAS) |
| 2442962* | MS10-100 | Consent User Interface |
| 2207559* | MS10-101 | Windows Netlogon Service |
| 2345316 | MS10-102 | Hyper-V |
| 2292970 | MS10-103 | MS Office Publisher |
| 2455005 | MS10-104 | MS SharePoint Server |
| 0968095 | MS10-105 | MS Office Graphics Filters |
| 2407132 | MS10-106 | MS Exchange Server |
| 2443685* | No bulletin | December 2010 cumulative time zone update |
| 890830* | No bulletin | December 2010 Malicious Software Removal tool |
| 2412171* | No bulletin | Office Outlook 2007 Update |
| 2466076* | No bulletin | Office Outlook 2007 Junk Mail Filter update |
| 2477244* | No bulletin | Update for Microsoft Silverlight |
| None | No bulletin | List of current Windows Security Bulletins |
The final 6 entries in the table include 5 other updates pushed out along with the December Security Bulletins, which explains why they are marked “No bulletin” (because they’re not covered by security bulletins). The very last entry provides a link to the list of current security bulletins, which readers may also find interesting. Items marked with an asterisk represent those that I actually saw installed on one or more of my machines. So far, their impact seems negligible except that navigating between folders in Outlook 2007 now takes quite a bit longer than it did before the related updates were applied.
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