Re: [Full-Disclosure] MS updates question

[KF]

In some cases you have to install other patches first (this should be 
obvious to most of you). As an example if you don't upgrade to media 
player 9 then you don't get the security patch for the command execution 
vuln. As an other example you may have 3 patches to install right now 
and one of them is a Service pack... after the SP install you may find 
that you now have 20 things to patch.

Feel free to correct me if I am wrong...

-KF

adam.richards wrote:
In Windows Update in the left column there is a section to customize Windows
Update.  Make sure you don't have any blocked.
Adam Richards
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Please be kind as I am no security expert, I just have a question.  Are
there security updates for windows xp that aren't posted on the windows
update site?  When I go to windowsupdate.microsoft.com, of all categories,
I'm missing only 2 recommended updates (journal viewer, and windows
messenger update).  however, when I run MS baseline Security Analyzer ver
1.2, it tells me I have 5 security updates that are out of date or could not
be confirmed: MS02-050, MS02-054, MS02-072, MS03-030, MS03-051. These I will
manually update, but why the discrepancy?
-jamie-

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