Ramblings of an old Doc
Published on August 6, 2011 By DrJBHL In Personal Computing

 

Microsoft's August Patch Tuesday will be relatively moderate, though it does address 22 flaws. According to Microsoft, 13 of the patches addressed in August Patch Tuesday will address 22 flaws in a number of different programs, including Windows, Internet Explorer (IE), Visio and Visual Studio.

The most important updates are to Windows,  Internet Explorer and Windows Server 2008.

Again, care should be exercised with the .NET update (Bulletin 10). No advance notice about this one, and no advance notice of what all these patches are for, which differs from other months, and which I don’t particularly like.

Transparency is a good thing.

 

Table of the patches – Executive Summary


Comments
on Aug 06, 2011

Transparency is a good thing.

But that doesn't fit into Microsoft's plan of world domination. (insert evil laugh here) 

on Aug 06, 2011

CarGuy1
But that doesn't fit into Microsoft's plan of world domination. (insert evil laugh here - chuckle chuckle yuck yuck)

on Aug 06, 2011

I wonder how many more patches will be out before they bundle them all and call it Service Pack 2? By the way if they are supporting XP still why no Service Pack 4?

on Aug 06, 2011

They are going to make Internet explorer "Secure for browsing" ? I don't believe that...

on Aug 06, 2011

LOL nevermind.

on Aug 08, 2011

Just to remind folks, the updates generally become available after noon, EST.

on Aug 08, 2011

On a machine with XP SP3 I already got 11 critical updates (Sunday) , but nothing about IE or .NET .