Am I supposed to apply the Registry to resolve it fully? I also read that we can recast the findings but I need to know which KB have superseded KB so that I can put the relevant comments in the recast rules.
This is to show our auditors that we have valid reasons to recast the finding. We are also having this very same issue. I have also fully patched my Win server and there are none of the patches referenced in this discussion showing in the Installed Updates. Back to tenable. Register for the Community. Ask the Community Instead! View This Post. July 5, at AM. Security Windows Updates that are superseded by just installed cumulative update, are reported as missing according to Nessus Scan report.
Have in mind that during the scans the following setting scan configuration was unchecked: Show missing patches that have been superseded.
At your disposal for any further clarifications. Thank you. Br, Leonidas. Hi Leonidas, I'd check the plugin output for each of those plugins. Furthermore the updates that are installed from Microsoft Web server after the Windows Update process accomplishment are the following: KB and KB I was wondering if you had a chance to run Win build? Thanks for checking.
It looks like something related to my environment, where updates never finish downloading from MS. I will try switching to updates from WSUS, see if that makes any difference.
I am having the exact same issue. This is also only happening for Windows Server I actually left it running over night and it never completed even after running for 17 hours. I had the same behaviour, packer-plugin-windows-update detected on top of a vanilla image of Windows Server a first ste of few updates, installed these perfectly, and after the reboot it continued to search and download a second batch.
Here it stuck As observed by other above. Finally, I figured out, it depends on plugin version. With 0. As some parts are encrypted, I cannot reproduce mannally yet. Damned, now I face I am able to consistently reproduce that the linux version of packer-plugin-windows-update v0. A remote code execution vulnerability exists in the way that the Chakra scripting engine handles objects in memory in Microsoft Edge.
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Instead, an attacker would typically have to convince a user to either click a link in an email message or instant message that would then take the user to the website.
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