What's fixed in Win10's latest cumulative update patch KB3132372?

After the release of Win8, Adobe will generally release Flash Player routine updates one day before Microsoft's monthly patch day (Second Tuesday), but there are occasional exceptions. Adobe released the Flash Player 20.0.0.267 version yesterday as an emergency fix to address the serious security vulnerabilities that were discovered.

In fact, yesterday, Adobe has released an upgraded version of Flash Player 20.0.0.267, the purpose is to fix the vulnerability, Microsoft is to give system-level push by convention. But I did not expect that a bug fix was a big problem.

First, update patch KB3132372 fix problem

Microsoft today pushed this update to Win10, Win8.1 system, users can check and download in Windows update. In this security update, an integer overflow bug was fixed that could be exploited remotely to execute code on the affected user's computer to gain control of the system. It also fixes more than a dozen other vulnerabilities that can lead to remote code execution.

Microsoft pushes the Flash Player version to support the built-in IE and Edge browsers. Non-IE, Edge browser users can download the latest version of the corresponding version of Flash Player.

Second, update patch KB3132372 problems:

According to many users feedback, this patch will cause browser crashes, stuck, blanks, etc., especially related to all based on The IE kernel browser, those dual-core in compatibility mode (that is, using the IE kernel) will do the same. In addition, some software and games that call the IE kernel are also easy to get stuck and crash. Even Chrome has been affected, and some features related to Flash will not work properly, which will cause the page to refresh automatically.

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