The bulletin has a severity rating of Important and addresses a publicly disclosed vulnerability in ASP.NET that affects all versions of the .NET Framework when used on Windows Server operating systems. Although Windows desktop systems are listed as affected, there is no vulnerability to desktop systems unless running a Web server from the computer.
Unlike what usually happens when an update is released, this MSRC Blog explained that this will handled differently:
"The security update is fully tested and ready for release, but will be made available initially only on the Microsoft Download Center. This enables us to get the update out as quickly as possible, allowing administrators with enterprise installations, or end users who want to install this security update manually, the ability to test and update their systems immediately. We strongly encourage these customers to visit the Download Center, download the update, test it in their environment and deploy it as soon as possible.
The update will also be released through Windows Update and Windows Server Update Services within the next few days as we test to make sure distribution will be successful through these channels. This approach allows us to release sooner to customers who may choose to deploy it manually without delaying for broader distribution.
For customers using Automatic Update, this Security Update will automatically be applied once it is released broadly. Once the Security Update is applied, customers are protected against known attacks related to Security Advisory 2416728."
References:
- MSRC Blog: Out of Band Release to Address Microsoft Security Advisory 2416728
- TechNet: Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for September 2010
- TechNet: Security Advisory 24156728
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