Hello everyone,
In this March post I told you about three great programs that will show you all of your computers third party program vulnerabilities, and then download and install the latest vulnerability fixes. Great stuff!
Speaking of vulnerabilities, here is a chart of the non-MS patches that affected Windows platforms in the current month of February 2014. Get updated asap!
|
Identifier |
Vendor/Product |
Product Version Affected |
Date Released by Vendor |
Vulnerability Info |
Vendor |
|
APSB14-07 |
Adobe Flash Player |
Windows/Mac 12.0.0.44 and earlier Linux 11.2.202.336 and earlier |
2/20/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution |
Critical: Priority 1/ Upgrade within 72 hours if possible |
|
APSB14-07 |
Adobe Air |
Windows/Mac/Android 3.9.0.1390 and earlier |
2/20/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution |
Critical: Priority 3/Upgrade at admin’s discretion |
|
APSB14-06 |
Adobe Shockwave Player |
Windows/Mac 12.0.7.148 and earlier |
2/11/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service |
Critical: Priority 1/ Upgrade within 72 hours if possible |
|
iOS 7.0.6/6.1.6 |
Apple |
Before iOS 7.06 and before iOS 6.1.6 |
2/21/2014 |
Data Integrity, Information Disclosure |
Recommended |
|
33.0.1750.117 |
Chrome |
Windows/Mac/Linux Before 33.0.1750.117 |
2/20/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service, Security Bypass, Information Disclosure |
Recommended: Upgrade after testing |
|
27 ESR 24.3 |
Mozilla Firefox |
Before Firefox 27 and ESR 24.3 |
2/4/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service, Security Bypass, Information Disclosure |
Recommended: Upgrade after testing |
|
24.3 |
Mozilla Thunderbird |
Before Thunderbird 24.3 |
2/4/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution, Information Disclosure |
Recommended: Upgrade after testing |
|
2.24 |
Mozilla SeaMonkey |
Before 2.24 |
2/4/2014 |
Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service, Security Bypass, Information Disclosure |
Recommended: Upgrade after testing |
Best wishes,
Randy The Tech Professor
