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November 7th, 2005, 11:12 AM
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Of course, Microsoft tend to call a lot of things "critical" even when they're not.
In my view, anything that can be used as a worm vector is critical. Anything that can lead to the compromise of a single PC is just "important".
Microsoft's patches have a habit of breaking important functionality, so on mission critical servers you probably want to minimise unnecessary changes. I tend to use Microsoft's grading system as a guide, and then go and analyse them and come back with a more accurate threat analysis.
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