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    Larry Seltzer
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    New from the MS Advisory

    *What's Microsoft's response to the availability of third party patches for
    the WMF vulnerability?

    Microsoft recommends that customers download and deploy the security update
    for the WMF vulnerability that we are targeting for release on January 10,
    2006.

    As a general rule, it is a best practice to utilize security updates for
    software vulnerabilities from the original vendor of the software. With
    Microsoft software, Microsoft carefully reviews and tests security updates
    to ensure that they are of high quality and have been evaluated thoroughly
    for application compatibility. In addition, Microsoft's security updates are
    offered in 23 languages for all affected versions of the software
    simultaneously.

    Microsoft cannot provide similar assurance for independent third party
    security updates.

    * Why is it taking Microsoft so long to issue a security update?

    Creating security updates that effectively fix vulnerabilities is an
    extensive process. There are many factors that impact the length of time
    between the discovery of a vulnerability and the release of a security
    update. When a potential vulnerability is reported, designated product
    specific security experts investigate the scope and impact of a threat on
    the affected product. Once the MSRC knows the extent and the severity of the
    vulnerability, they work to develop an update for every supported version
    affected. Once the update is built, it must be tested with the different
    operating systems and applications it affects, then localized for many
    markets and languages across the globe.



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    Damaged Industries
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    Re: New from the MS Advisory

    Windows Automatic Update now has the patch for this, live.

    On Tue, Jan 03, 2006 at 08:19:21AM -0500, Larry Seltzer wrote:
    > *What's Microsoft's response to the availability of third party patches for
    > the WMF vulnerability?
    >
    > Microsoft recommends that customers download and deploy the security update
    > for the WMF vulnerability that we are targeting for release on January 10,
    > 2006.
    >
    > As a general rule, it is a best practice to utilize security updates for
    > software vulnerabilities from the original vendor of the software. With
    > Microsoft software, Microsoft carefully reviews and tests security updates
    > to ensure that they are of high quality and have been evaluated thoroughly
    > for application compatibility. In addition, Microsoft's security updates are
    > offered in 23 languages for all affected versions of the software
    > simultaneously.
    >
    > Microsoft cannot provide similar assurance for independent third party
    > security updates.
    >
    > * Why is it taking Microsoft so long to issue a security update?
    >
    > Creating security updates that effectively fix vulnerabilities is an
    > extensive process. There are many factors that impact the length of time
    > between the discovery of a vulnerability and the release of a security
    > update. When a potential vulnerability is reported, designated product
    > specific security experts investigate the scope and impact of a threat on
    > the affected product. Once the MSRC knows the extent and the severity of the
    > vulnerability, they work to develop an update for every supported version
    > affected. Once the update is built, it must be tested with the different
    > operating systems and applications it affects, then localized for many
    > markets and languages across the globe.
    >


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