Microsoft Security
Bulletin Update
June 2005
Medical
Automation Systems reviews all Microsoft security patches when
they are released. No problems with the RALS systems have been
found by our internal testing or reported by customers following
the application of these security updates.
The application of these updates to the standard RALS system
configuration has been approved. Microsoft rates some of these
as 'critical' but the vulnerabilities may in fact pose no risk
to the RALS system if customers adhere to the intended use of
RALS.
We
recommend that you apply these patches immediately to the RALS
equipment.
MS05-027
- Vulnerability in Server Message Block Could Allow Remote
Code Execution (896422) -
Critical
MS05-028
- Vulnerability in Web Client Service Could Allow Remote Code
Execution (896426) - Important
MS05-029
- Vulnerability in Outlook Web Access for Exchange Server 5.5
Could Allow Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (895179) -
Important
MS05-030
- Cumulative Security Update in Outlook Express (897715) -
Important
MS05-031
- Vulnerability in Step-by-Step Interactive Training Could
Allow Remote Code Execution (898458) -
Important
MS05-032
- Vulnerability in Microsoft Agent Could Allow Spoofing
(890046) - Moderate
MS05-033
- Vulnerability in Telnet Client Could Allow Information
Disclosure (896428) - Moderate
MS05-034
- Cumulative Security Update for ISA Server 2000 (899753) -
Moderate
In response
to these security updates released by Microsoft for the Critical
updates MAS has conducted compatibility testing of these
security patches with multiple versions of RALS systems.
-
RALS-Plus
version 1.3 - complete
-
RALS-Plus
version 1.2.1 SP1- complete
-
RALS-Plus
version 1.2 SP1 - complete
-
RALS-Plus
version 1.1 SP1 - complete
-
RALS-Lite
version 1.0 -- complete
-
RALS-Web
version 1.1 -- complete
Medical Automation Systems reviews all Microsoft
security patches when they are released. No problems
with the RALS systems have been found by our internal
testing or reported by customers following the
application of these security updates.
The application of these updates to the standard RALS
system configuration has been approved. Microsoft rates
some of these as 'critical' but the vulnerabilities may
in fact pose no risk to the RALS system if customers
adhere to the intended use of RALS.