[BESAdmin-Announcements] Content Modification Announcement

[besadmin-announcements at bigmail.bigfix.com]

A few changes have been made in the "Enterprise Security" site:

 

MS06-014 revision

 

Microsoft revised Security Bulletin MS06-014 on April 19th, 2006 to
indicate that the security update replaces MS04-003 on Windows 98 and
Windows 2000, and to update the file manifest information for the
Windows Server 2003 update. Affected Fixlet messages have been modified
accordingly:

 

400301: "MS04-003: Buffer Overrun in MDAC Function Could Allow Code
Execution"

400302: "MS04-003: CORRUPT PATCH - Buffer Overrun in MDAC Function"

601403: "MS06-014: Vulnerability in the MDAC Function Could Allow Code
Execution - Windows Server 2003"

601404: "MS06-014: CORRUPT PATCH - Windows Server 2003"

 

Windows XP Service Pack 2 Registry Check

 

Fixlet message 601103: "MS06-011: Permissive Windows Services DACLs
Could Allow Elevation of Privilege - Windows XP SP1" has been modified
to add a Windows XP Service Pack 2 registry check. This change ensures
the Fixlet message will not become relevant after Windows XP Service
Pack 2 is installed and before the client is rebooted.

 

SharePoint Team Services 2002 Service Pack 3

 

The single published Fixlet message for SharePoint Team Services 2002
Service Pack 3 has been separated into two due to issues discovered in
the deployment of Service Pack 3 on Windows Server 2003. BigFix is still
actively investigating the issue, the new Fixlet message 43303 contains
warnings regarding the possible action failure.

 

Affected Fixlet messages:

 

43301: "UPDATE: SharePoint Team Services 2002 Service Pack 3 Available -
Windows 2000/XP"

43303: "UPDATE: SharePoint Team Services 2002 Service Pack 3 Available -
Windows Server 2003"

 

BES Administrators are encouraged to review relevant computers and open
actions involving affected Fixlet messages. Please contact BigFix
Technical Support if you have any questions regarding this change.

 

BigFix Product Team

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