There's a comment in this report that states Microsoft released an 
update earlier this month.

Microsoft to patch Windows flaws
http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-22_11-5487194.html
December 10, 2004

By Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com

Microsoft plans to release patches for five Windows flaws next week, 
the software giant announced Thursday.
The company posted the information on its TechNet site as part of a 
new program that gives the general public advance notification of 
security bulletins. The program was announced in November, the same 
month the program debuted with a notification of a spoofing flaw in 
advance of the actual patch.
The fixes for the glitches in the Windows operating system will appear 
on Dec. 14, according to the posting. Microsoft typically releases 
patches on the second Tuesday of each month, a schedule it decided 
upon more than a year ago. However, the company breaks with its 
schedule when it needs to release a patch that fixes a vulnerability 
actively being used to compromise PCs. Earlier this month, it released 
an update to repair a critical security hole in Internet Explorer.

None of the upcoming Windows flaws are considered critical, the 
advance note stated. The maximum severity rating is "important," 
Microsoft's second highest threat rating.  Microsoft declined to give 
any further details of the vulnerabilities.

Janet.
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