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Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for October 2015

Microsoft Patch Tuesday October 2015 bring six security bulletins which is addressing 33 vulnerabilities. Three are rated Critical and 3 are Important. Three Bulletins are rated as Critical , MS15-106 for Internet Explorer. MS15-108 for JScript and VBScript and MS15-109 for Windows Shell. Microsoft

Oct 14, 20151 min read

Microsoft Patch Tuesday October 2015 bring six security bulletins which is addressing 33 vulnerabilities. Three are rated Critical and 3 are Important.

Three Bulletins are rated as Critical , MS15-106for Internet Explorer.  MS15-108 for JScript and VBScript and MS15-109for Windows Shell.


Microsoft Patch Tuesday October 2015 Security Bulletin Summary in order of severity

MS15-106 : Vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer (3096441)

Severity Rating: Critical

Affected Software: Internet Explorer

Impact: Remote Code Execution.

MS15-107 : Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Edge (3096448)

Severity Rating: Important

Affected Software: Microsoft Edge

Impact:  Information Disclosure

MS15-108 : Vulnerabilities in VBScript and JScript scripting engines (3089659)

Severity Rating: Critical

Affected Software:  JScript and VBScript

Impact:  Remote Code Execution

MS15-109 : Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows (3096443)

Severity Rating: Critical

Affected Software: Windows Shell

Impact:  Remote Code Execution

MS15-110 : Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office (3096440)

Severity Rating: Important

Affected Software: Microsoft Office

Impact:  Remote Code Execution

MS15-111 : Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel (3096447)

Severity Rating: Important

Affected Software: Microsoft Windows

Impact: Privilege Elevation .

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