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Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for February 2014

Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for February 2014

thirty-one individual vulnerabilities. Four Bulletins are classified as Critical and three as important. Using a vulnerability scanning tool.

Feb 11, 2014By Antu2 min read
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thirty-one individual vulnerabilities. Four Bulletins are classified as Critical and three as important. Using a vulnerability scanning tool.

According to Microsoft’s security bulletin, the most severe and critical vulnerabilities exists in Internet Explorer. Microsoft released two critical patches at the last moment for Windows and Forefront Protection for exchange.
The three important fixes addresses vulnerabilities in Windows, .NET Framework, XML Core Services using a patch management solution.Microsoft security bulletin summary for February 2014 in order of severity.

MS14-010 : Internet Explorer cumulative Security Update (2909921)
Severity Rating : Critical
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer
Vulnerability Impact: Remote Code Execution

MS14-011 : VBScript Scripting Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2928390)
Severity Rating: Critical
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows
Vulnerability Impact: Remote Code Execution

MS14-007 : Direct2D Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2912390)
Severity Rating: Critical
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows
Vulnerability Impact: Remote Code Execution

MS14-008 : Microsoft Forefront Protection for Exchange Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2927022)
Severity Rating: Critical
Affected Software: Microsoft Security Software
Vulnerability Impact: Remote Code Execution

MS14-009 : .NET Framework Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2916607)
Severity Rating: Important
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows, .NET Framework
Vulnerability Impact: Elevation of Privilege

MS14-005 : Microsoft XML Core Services Could Allow Information Disclosure (2916036)
Severity Rating: Important
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows
Vulnerability Impact: Information Disclosure

MS14-006 : IPv6 Could Allow Denial of Service (2904659)
Severity Rating: Important
Affected Software: Microsoft Windows
Vulnerability Impact: Denial of Service

This is about Microsoft Security Bulletin February 2014

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