New 12 vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, IE, Word and Windows Server: Threats, Stakes and Tips

as announced, Microsoft has released  seven bulletins, five Critical-classes and two Important-classes, addressing 12 vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer (IE), Word and Windows Server.Therefore Microsoft recommend for those who need to prioritize deployment, to focus on the following critical updates:

MS12-077 (Internet Explorer): This security update addresses three Critical-class Internet Explorer issues that could result in remote code execution. These issues exist in all versions of IE. The update is highly recommended.

MS12-079 (Microsoft Word): This security update aims to resolve one issue in Microsoft Word. This bulletin has a Critical severity rating and can result in remote code execution. An attacker could run code in the context of the logged-on user if they were to open a specially crafted Rich Text Format (RTF) file, or preview or open a specially-crafted RTF email message in Outlook while using Microsoft Word as the email viewer. 

Security Advisory 2755801: Microsoft has revised Security Advisory 2755801 to address issues in Adobe Flash Player in IE 10. This is a cumulative update, which means customers do not need to install previous updates as a prerequisite for installing the current update. Microsoft announced remain committed to working closely with Adobe to deliver quality protections that are aligned with Adobe’s update process. The updates are highly recommended.

Microsoft has scheduled the webcast for Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012 at 11 a.m. PST, and you can register here. And for more information about this month's security updates, you can also visit the Microsoft Security Bulletin summary web page.