[BESAdmin-Announcements] Content Modification Announcement

[besadmin-announcements at bigmail.bigfix.com]

A number of security updates have been superseded by new Microsoft
Security Bulletins published on April 11th. The corresponding content in
the "Enterprise Security" site have been modified accordingly.

 

Affected Fixlet message IDs:

305107, 401803-401810, 500603, 500604, 500301-500306, 503003-503004,
505403-505410, 505413-505414, 600401, 600402, 600505, 600506

 

In addition, Fixlet messages for MS06-017 have been modified since its
initial release. Additional relevance has been added to several Fixlet
messages to correctly target localized versions of SharePoint Team
Services 2002 and FrontPage Server Extensions 2002. Before this change,
the Fixlet messages allowed deployment of the English version of the
update to non-English versions of the application, which will cause the
action to report back as "Failed." The "file check" relevance expression
has also been modified slightly. The original relevance did not
correctly identify the location of a subset of the files updated by the
patch. Both issues have been corrected.

 

Affected Fixlet messages:

601701: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - Windows Server 2003"

601702: "MS06-017: CORRUPT PATCH - Windows Server 2003"

601703: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - FPSE 2002 - Windows
2000/XP"

601704: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - FPSE 2002 - Windows
XP/2003 (x64)"

601705: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - SPTS 2002 - Windows
2000/XP"

601706: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - SPTS 2002 - Windows Server
2003"

601709: "MS06-017: Vulnerability in Microsoft FrontPage Server
Extensions Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting - FPSE 2002 - Windows
XP/2003 (x64) - BES < 6.0"

 

BES administrators are encouraged to verify open policy actions that
involve these updates. If you have any questions regarding this change,
please contact BigFix Technical Support (enterprisesupport at bigfix.com
<mailto:enterprisesupport at bigfix.com> ).

 

BigFix Product Team

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