This ‘Patch Tuesday’ – for June 2010 – sees the release of 10 bulletins addressing 34 vulnerabilities. Six of the bulletins affect Windows; of those, two carry a Critical severity rating and four are rated Important. Two of the bulletins, both with a severity rating of Important, affect Microsoft Office. One bulletin, again with a severity rating of Important, affects both Windows and Office. Finally, one bulletin, with a severity rating of Critical, affects Internet Explorer.
All of these are listed as at least ‘may require a restart’ with 2 listed as ‘requires restart’. The 2 requiring a restart do affect Server operating systems.
Also, the June bulletin addresses the previously advisory regarding sharepoint (983438), and this will now be closed.
The ‘Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for June 2010’ page here should be referenced for detailed information on how these updates affect your servers or solutions when released on 8th June (as usual, as a UKFast customer, you benefit from these updates being applied automatically unless you have opted out of this service.)
To re-iterate the end of support for MS products, Microsoft also remind customers that the following products will end mainstream support NEXT MONTH:
and for products recently ending support:
MC.