Windows computers configured for auto update should receive these patches in the next 24 hours. If you are responsible for any Windows computers that don’t use auto update, you should run Microsoft Update on those computers as soon as possible. If you’d like to avoid using Internet Explorer (required for Microsoft Update), you can download the updates as a disc image. For the technical details, here are links to all eleven of this month’s bulletins:

MS12-043 – Critical : Vulnerability in Microsoft XML Core Services Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2722479) – Version: 1.0

MS12-044 – Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2719177) – Version: 1.0

MS12-045 – Critical : Vulnerability in Microsoft Data Access Components Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2698365) – Version: 1.0

MS12-046 – Important : Vulnerability in Visual Basic for Applications Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2707960) – Version: 1.0

MS12-047 – Important : Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2718523) – Version: 1.0

MS12-048 – Important : Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2691442) – Version: 1.0

MS12-049 – Important : Vulnerability in TLS Could Allow Information Disclosure (2655992) – Version: 1.0

MS12-050 – Important : Vulnerabilities in SharePoint Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2695502) – Version: 1.1

MS12-051 – Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Office for Mac Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2721015) – Version: 1.0

Microsoft Security Advisory (2719662): Vulnerabilities in Gadgets Could Allow Remote Code Execution – Version: 1.0

Microsoft Security Advisory (2728973): Unauthorized Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing – Version: 1.0