1. Improperly Issued Digital Certificates Could allow spoofing,
2. Availability of SHA-2 coding Signing support for windows 7 and Windows server 2008 R2
3. Vulnerability in Schannel could allow security feature bypass
4. Update for vulnerabilities in adobe flash player in Internet Explorer
5. Update for Windows Command Line Auditing
6. Vulnerability in SSL 3.0 Could allow information Disclosure
I would say that 4 of the above vulnerabilities involve privilege elevation, Availability of SHA-2 coding Signing support for windows 7 and Windows server 2008 R2. Vulnerability in Schannel could allow security feature bypass. Update for Windows Command Line Auditing. Vulnerability in SSL 3.0 Could allow information Disclosure.
I think that the above 4 vulnerabilities should definitely be considered as high priority issues, just based on the fact that most of them have to do with important aspects of the windows environment that I wouldn’t think that most regular employees would have permissions to. The three vulnerabilities that I would address based on the information form windows would be the following.
1. Availability of SHA-2 coding Signing support for windows 7 and Windows server 2008
R2. For the above mentioned Vulnerability I would download the update and make sure that it is compatible with my network before issuing the update to the rest of the computers.
2. Vulnerability in Schannel could allow security feature bypass. This happens to be a very significant update for