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IN10A MICROSOFT WINDOWS CRITICAL UPDATES October 2014 The following list of Microsoft security patch updates have been tested and approved for IN10A R1.0 Imaging and Workflow Management System compatibility. Prior to applying these updates, make sure your system is current with IN10A system patches. For questions regarding applying Microsoft security patches or IN10A system patches, please contact the Olympus Technical Assistance Center. Microsoft Windows Applicable Date Bulletin Update Title (yes or no) Number Number Cumulative Security Update for Internet 09/09/2014 MS14-052 2977629 yes Explorer Vulnerability in .NET Framework Could Allow 09/09/2014 MS14-053 2990931 yes Denial of Service Vulnerabilities in Kernel-Mode Drivers Could 08/15/2014 MS14-045 2984615 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in .NET Framework Could Allow 08/12/2014 MS14-046 2984625 yes Security Feature Bypass Vulnerability in LRPC Could Allow Security 08/12/2014 MS14-047 2978668 yes Feature Bypass Vulnerability in Windows Installer Service Could 08/20/2014 MS14-049 2962490 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege Cumulative Security Update for Internet 08/12/2014 MS14-051 2976627 yes Explorer Cumulative Security Update for Internet 07/08/2014 MS14-037 2975687 yes Explorer Vulnerability in Windows Journal Could Allow 07/08/2014 MS14-038 2975689 yes Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in On-Screen Keyboard Could 07/08/2014 MS14-039 2975685 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Ancillary Function Driver (AFD) 07/08/2014 MS14-040 2975684 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in DirectShow Could Allow 07/08/2014 MS14-041 2975681 yes Elevation of Privilege Cumulative Security Update for Internet 06/10/2014 MS14-035 2969262 yes Explorer Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Graphics Component 06/10/2014 MS14-036 2967487 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Microsoft XML Core Services 06/10/2014 MS14-033 2966061 yes Could Allow Information Disclosure Vulnerability in TCP Protocol Could Allow Denial 06/10/2014 MS14-031 2962478 yes of Service Vulnerability in .NET Framework Could Allow 05/14/2014 MS14-026 2958732 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Windows Shell Handler Could 05/14/2014 MS14-027 2962488 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege 05/14/2014 MS14-029 2962482 Security Update for Internet Explorer yes 05/01/2014 MS14-021 2965111 Security Update for Internet Explorer yes Cumulative Security Update for Internet 04/22/2014 MS14-018 2950467 yes Explorer Vulnerability in Windows File Handling 04/09/2014 MS14-019 2922229 Component Could Allow Remote Code yes Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Driver 03/11/2014 MS14-015 2930275 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Microsoft DirectShow Could 03/11/2014 MS14-013 2929961 yes Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 03/11/2014 MS14-012 2925418 yes Explorer Microsoft Windows Applicable Date Bulletin Update Title (yes or no) Number Number Vulnerability in VBScript Scripting Engine Could 02/11/2014 MS14-011 2928390 yes Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 02/11/2014 MS14-010 2909921 yes Explorer Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow 02/11/2014 MS14-009 2916607 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Microsoft XML Core Services 02/11/2014 MS14-005 2916036 yes Could Allow Information Disclosure Vulnerability in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 01/14/2014 MS14-003 2913602 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 01/15/2014 MS13-081 2870008 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 12/10/2013 MS13-101 2880430 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Microsoft Scripting Runtime 12/10/2013 MS13-099 2909158 Object Library Could Allow Remote Code yes Execution Vulnerability in Windows Could Allow Remote 12/10/2013 MS13-098 2893294 yes Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 12/10/2013 MS13-097 2898785 yes Explorer Vulnerability in Windows Common Control 10/08/2013 MS13-083 2864058 yes Library Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow 10/08/2013 MS13-082 2878890 yes Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 10/08/2013 MS13-081 2870008 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 10/08/2013 MS13-080 2879017 yes Explorer Vulnerability in Windows Service Control 09/10/2013 MS13-077 2872339 yes Manager Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Kernel-Mode Drivers Could 09/10/2013 MS13-076 2876315 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege Cumulative Security Update for Internet 09/10/2013 MS13-069 2870699 yes Explorer Vulnerability in ICMPv6 could allow Denial of 08/13/2013 MS13-065 2868623 yes Service Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel Could Allow 08/13/2013 MS13-063 2859537 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Remote Procedure Call Could 08/13/2013 MS13-062 2849470 yes Allow Elevation of Privilege Cumulative Security Update for Internet 08/13/2013 MS13-059 2862772 yes Explorer Vulnerability in Windows Media Format Runtime 07/09/2013 MS13-057 2847883 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Microsoft DirectShow Could 07/09/2013 MS13-056 2845187 yes Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 07/09/2013 MS13-055 2846071 yes Explorer Vulnerability in GDI+ Could Allow Remote Code 07/09/2013 MS13-054 2848295 yes Execution Microsoft Windows Applicable Date Bulletin Update Title (yes or no) Number Number Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 07/09/2013 MS13-053 2850851 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework and 07/09/2013 MS13-052 2861561 yes Silverlight Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler 06/11/2013 MS13-050 2839894 yes Components Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Kernel-Mode Driver Could Allow 06/11/2013 MS13-049 2845690 yes Denial of Service Cumulative Security Update for Internet 06/11/2013 MS13-047 2838727 yes Explorer Vulnerabilities in Kernel-Mode Driver Could 04/09/2013 MS13-036 2829996 yes Allow Elevation Of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel Could Allow 04/09/2013 MS13-031 2813170 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Remote Desktop Client Could 04/09/2013 MS13-029 2828223 yes Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 04/09/2013 MS13-028 2817183 yes Explorer Vulnerabilities in Kernel-Mode Drivers Could 03/12/2013 MS13-027 2807986 yes Allow Elevation Of Privilege 03/12/2013 MS13-021 2809289 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer yes Vulnerability in Windows Client/Server Run-time 02/12/2013 MS13-019 2790113 Subsystem (CSRSS) Could Allow Elevation of yes Privilege Vulnerability in TCP/IP Could Allow Denial of 02/12/2013 MS13-018 2790655 yes Service Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel Could Allow 02/12/2013 MS13-017 2799494 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Driver 02/12/2013 MS13-016 2778344 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in .NET Framework Could Allow 02/12/2013 MS13-015 2800277 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability in Vector Markup Language Could 02/12/2013 MS13-010 2797052 yes Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 02/12/2013 MS13-009 2792100 yes Explorer 01/14/2013 MS13-008 2799329 Security Update for Internet Explorer yes Vulnerability in Open Data Protocol Could Allow 01/08/2013 MS13-007 2769327 yes Denial of Service Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow 01/08/2013 MS13-006 2785220 yes Security Feature Bypass Vulnerability in Windows Kernel-Mode Driver 01/08/2013 MS13-005 2778930 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow 01/08/2013 MS13-004 2769324 yes Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Microsoft XML Core Services 01/08/2013 MS13-002 2756145 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler 01/08/2013 MS13-001 2769369 Components Could Allow Remote Code yes Execution Microsoft Windows Applicable Date Bulletin Update Title (yes or no) Number Number Vulnerability in DirectPlay Could Allow Remote 12/11/2012 MS12-082 2770660 yes Code Execution Vulnerability in Windows File Handling 12/11/2012 MS12-081 2758857 Component Could Allow Remote Code yes Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 12/11/2012 MS12-078 2783534 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Cumulative Security Update for Internet 12/11/2012 MS12-077 2761465 yes Explorer Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 11/13/2012 MS12-075 2761226 yes Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow 11/13/2012 MS12-074 2745030 yes Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Shell Could Allow 11/13/2012 MS12-072 2727528 yes Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Kerberos Could Allow Denial of 10/9/2012 MS12-069 2743555 yes Service Vulnerability in Windows Kernel Could Allow 10/9/2012 MS12-068 2724197 yes Elevation of Privilege Cumulative Security Update for Internet 09/21/2012 MS12-063 2744842 yes Explorer Vulnerability in JScript and VBScript Engines 08/14/2012 MS12-056 2706045 no Could Allow Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers 08/14/2012 MS12-055 2731847 yes Could Allow Elevation of Privilege Vulnerabilities in Windows Networking 08/14/2012 MS12-054 2733594 Components Could Allow Remote Code yes Execution Vulnerability in TLS Could Allow Information 07/10/2012 MS12-049 2655992
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