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More precisely, why isn't the security patch referred to by KB935448 treated
as a re-release of the XP SP2 security patch referred to by MS07-008? Sure,
it fixes no new vulnerabilities; if you've already installed MS07-008 and are
having no problems with it (such as installing the XP SP2 patch referred to
by MS07-017), then there is no security concern to address by installing the
new patch (the patch currently available from KB935448).
If you have installed the security patch referred to by MS07-017, and now
have a "The system DLL user32.dll was relocated in memory." message, you
should read the 935448 knowledge base article. The 935448 package replaces
hhctrl.ocx.
As I read this, it looks like XP SP2 users who have installed MS07-008 and
MS07-017 and have one or more of a list of products installed, find they
should replace hhctrl.ocx with a patch referred to by 935448.
This seems a lot like a re-release of MS07-008. We've seen that before;
we've seen patches re-released even though there is no security benefit to
the new patch.
What is different this time?
as a re-release of the XP SP2 security patch referred to by MS07-008? Sure,
it fixes no new vulnerabilities; if you've already installed MS07-008 and are
having no problems with it (such as installing the XP SP2 patch referred to
by MS07-017), then there is no security concern to address by installing the
new patch (the patch currently available from KB935448).
If you have installed the security patch referred to by MS07-017, and now
have a "The system DLL user32.dll was relocated in memory." message, you
should read the 935448 knowledge base article. The 935448 package replaces
hhctrl.ocx.
As I read this, it looks like XP SP2 users who have installed MS07-008 and
MS07-017 and have one or more of a list of products installed, find they
should replace hhctrl.ocx with a patch referred to by 935448.
This seems a lot like a re-release of MS07-008. We've seen that before;
we've seen patches re-released even though there is no security benefit to
the new patch.
What is different this time?