Windows Azure Guest OS 1.19 (Release 201204-02)
The following table describes this release:
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Friendly name |
Windows Azure Guest OS 1.19(Release 201204-02) |
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Configuration value |
WA-GUEST-OS-1.19_201204-02 |
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Release date |
July 30, 2012 |
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Features |
Stability and security patch fixes applicable to Windows Azure OS. |
This release includes the following security patches, as well as all of the security patches provided by previous releases of the Windows Azure Guest OS:
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Bulletin Id |
Parent KB |
Vulnerability Description |
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Vulnerability in DNS Server Could Allow Denial of Service |
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Vulnerability in Windows kernel-mode drivers could allow elevation of privilege |
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Vulnerability in DirectWrite Could Allow Denial of Service |
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Vulnerabilities in Remote Desktop Could Allow Remote Code Execution |
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Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer |
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Vulnerability in Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution |
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Vulnerability in .NET Framework Could Allow Remote Code Execution |
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Vulnerability in Remote Desktop Could Allow Remote Code Execution |
Windows Azure Guest OS 1.19 is substantially compatible with Windows Server 2008 SP2, and includes all Windows Server 2008 SP2 security patches through April 2012.
 Note |
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| When a new release of the Windows Azure Guest OS is published, it can take several days for it to fully propagate across Windows Azure. If your service is configured for auto-upgrade, it will be upgraded sometime after the release date, and you’ll see the new guest OS version listed for your service. If you are upgrading your service manually, the new guest OS will be available for you to upgrade your service once the full roll-out of the guest OS to Windows Azure is complete. |
