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Security Update for Microsoft Windows: KB828035

Daniel Fleshbourne   on 30 October 2003 - 13:40 · 5 comments & 700 views

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About this download: A security issue has been identified that could allow an attacker to remotely compromise a computer running Microsoft Windows XP and gain complete control over it. You can help protect your computer by installing this update from Microsoft. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer.

Download: Security Update for Microsoft Windows XP: KB828035
Download: Security Update for Microsoft Windows 2000: KB828035
Download: Security Update for Microsoft Windows Server 2003: KB828035
View: Security Bulletin


General: Made improvements to overall performance and stability

Mail:

· Added support for multiple @msn.com and @hotmail.com accounts

· Found and fixed bugs that could prevent sending &/or receiving email

· Improvements on shutdown so that it happens as expected in all cases

· Added the “Report SPAM” feature

· Added a new “share photos” button in mail view in order to improve visibility of this feature

· Improvements to the import wizard

· Clean-up work on the Junk Mail Filter dialogs

· Several improvements to POP3 support

· Improvements in email toast content

Email Compose:

· Found and fixed bugs that could prevent MSN Photos by Mail from sending &/or receiving

· Made general improvements to Compose user interface

· Better accelerator key support in context menus when composing email

· Improvements in saving photo layout as draft

· Improved progress indicators when saving or sending large email messages

Dashboard:

· General UI fixes and improvements

· Photo slideshow improvements

· Improved MSN Money favorites font colors

· Eliminated duplicate alerts in the Alerts fly out

Calendar:

· Added more stickers for the calendar

· Appointments no longer overlap in the Month view

· Invites no longer get junked when junk filter is set to “strong”

· General improvements to custom note support for calendar sharing invites

Parental Controls

· Added more detailed error messaging when Parental Control Service not available error occurs

· Significantly improved the sign-in customer experience, providing better information when Internet connectivity is not available vs. parts of the service being unavailable frame

· Improved roaming of settings

· Several improvements to the Navigation bar button links Help

· Lots of improvements to Pane Help…too many to mention here

Address Book:

· Ability to expand a group in the To, Cc or Bcc field by clicking on it

· More consistent support of navigation via keyboard in address book

· Enhanced roaming support for address book user settings

· More consistent management of contacts between MSN Explorer and MSN Messenger

· Better management of conflict on Add Contact

· Cleaned up the address book User Interface

· Better communication of errors and how to resolve them

· Allowing use of only birth month and year when entering a birthday

· Support resizing columns in the Address Book on Win 9x

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#1 eSouL on 30 Oct 2003 - 14:20
i thought they are only going to issue patches rollup like once a month?
#2 g33kb0y on 30 Oct 2003 - 14:56
Sounds like these are all updated patches for those who had trouble installing the original hotpatch. If you've installed it already, you're good to go.
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Microsoft re-issued this bulletin on October 29, 2003 to advise on the availability of an updated Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 patch. This revised patch corrects the Debug Programs (SeDebugPrivilege) user right issue that some customers experienced with the original patch that is discussed in Knowledge Base Article 830846. This problem is unrelated to the security vulnerability discussed in this bulletin. If you have previously applied this security patch, this update does not need to be installed.
#3 pc2100ddr on 30 Oct 2003 - 20:11
what is up with the late news? i had this patch automatically updated on Oct16
#4 Davey on 31 Oct 2003 - 00:01
IS a REVISION people. Voodoo didnt state this, hence the confusion.

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Note, MS WILL NEVER send a patch/file in the email. All relevant info about the Security Emailing System can be found
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Last edited by 18699 on 31 Oct 2003 - 00:18
#5 Nodiaque on 31 Oct 2003 - 03:59
Hey people, before complaining, read other person's comments... I saw some question asked by someone replied by a comments made BEFORE the question was made... so he already had his answer BEFORE he post...

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