October’s patch Tuesday has been and gone, and Microsoft’s update addresses more than 24 CVEs. ( CVE-2009-0090 , CVE-2009-0091 , CVE-2009-0555 , CVE-2009-0901 , CVE-2009-1547 , CVE-2009-2493 , CVE-2009-2493 , CVE-2009-2495 , CVE-2009-2497 , CVE-2009-2500 , CVE-2009-2501 , CVE-2009-2502 , CVE-2009-2503 , CVE-2009-2504 , CVE-2009-2507 , CVE-2009-2510 , CVE-2009-2511 , CVE-2009-2515 , CVE-2009-2516 , CVE-2009-2517 , CVE-2009-2518 , CVE-2009-2521 , CVE-2009-2524 , CVE-2009-2525 , CVE-2009-2526 , CVE-2009-2527 , CVE-2009-2528 , CVE-2009-2529 , CVE-2009-2530 , CVE-2009-2531 , CVE-2009-2532 , CVE-2009-3023 , CVE-2009-3103 , CVE-2009-3126 ) If you mix in the recent Adobe security update, you’d be addressing an additional 29 CVEs. ( CVE-2009-2988 , CVE-2009-2989 , CVE-2009-2990 , CVE-2009-2991 , CVE-2009-2992 , CVE-2009-2993 , CVE-2009-2994 , CVE-2009-2995 , CVE-2009-2996 , CVE-2009-2997 , CVE-2009-2998 , CVE-2009-3431 , CVE-2009-3458 , CVE-2009-3459 , CVE-2009-3460 , CVE-2009-3461 , CVE-2009-3462 ) bringing the total number of vulnerabilities patched to 53.
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Microsoft & Adobe’s – October 2009 Security Update(s)