List of latest Windows XP patches released?

[PJAmerica]

Can anyone tel me which patches were released and that are needed so I can find them and download manually? I have fallen behind. I don't need the update packs. Just links and details on which patches were released post support for these recent windows exploits regarding XP oficially released by Microsoft. I looked in the catalog but can't find them.

[5eraph]

Do you want to include POSReady updates?

[PJAmerica]

Do you want to include POSReady updates?

No. Just standard patches that were released.

[tomasz86]

Do you want to include POSReady updates?

No. Just standard patches that were released.

I do not think that such a list exist. Most people here (and at MSFN) likely use the POSReady updates. There is really no reason not to do so (unless we are talking about a specialized, critical system).

You could always just use Windows Update to search for and install those post-EOL patches.

[PJAmerica]

Do you want to include POSReady updates?

No. Just standard patches that were released.

I do not think that such a list exist. Most people here (and at MSFN) likely use the POSReady updates. There is really no reason not to do so (unless we are talking about a specialized, critical system).

You could always just use Windows Update to search for and install those post-EOL patches.

I disagree with you completely. I looked it up properly already. Thanks for the response though.

[bphlpt]

@PJAmerica, Why do you feel that way? I'm not trying to start any kind of argument or flame war, I am truly curious. What advantage does it give you to not use the POSReady updates?

Cheers and Regards

[PJAmerica]

@PJAmerica, Why do you feel that way? I'm not trying to start any kind of argument or flame war, I am truly curious. What advantage does it give you to not use the POSReady updates?

Cheers and Regards

it's just not something I care for. It's not intended for my flavor of win xp and so I won't use it. I have also encounter little issues here and there so if it ain't broke then no need to fix it. I don't surf the internet on my rig either. I just want to have the latest patches as a CYA. I don't support using POS updates in non embedded software for myself is all. To each there own.

[Destro]

I see no value in patching windows for vulnerabilities if the system isn't connected to the internet and thus isn't vulnerable. The only patches worthy are functional ones like add support for bluray or exfat. I also see no point in CYA since nobody would agree that running XP is covered by any stretch. So no offense but it's an oxymoron.

[PJAmerica]

I see no value in patching windows for vulnerabilities if the system isn't connected to the internet and thus isn't vulnerable. The only patches worthy are functional ones like add support for bluray or exfat. I also see no point in CYA since nobody would agree that running XP is covered by any stretch. So no offense but it's an oxymoron.

Tell Cobra Commander I said Hi. You do you and I will do me. There are far more variables in life than you touched base on. What I choose to do or think on my own situation won't be debated here with you. Thanks for chiming in with nothing constructive though.

[Zephyr]

I found all the replies really unhelpful and the OP did not provide a title to his post that made it clear that he is looking for all the official updates that followed the end of extended support in April 8, 2014. I have found a website titled 'XP x64 post-mortem updates' which provides a list of all the XP post end of extended support updates as well as the Server 2003 post end of extended support (July 14,2015) updateshttp://wp.xin.at/xp-x64-post-mortem-updates

After I managed to [hack up] some update for Windows Server 2003 to run on Windows XP Pro x64 Edition, I have decided to dedicate a page to all updates released for Server 2003 but compatible with XP x64 after the official end of life of all Windows XP operating systems.

This work is based on the original findings of users from the RyanVM forums, and most importantly on the work of the user [5eraph]. None of his updates have been re-hosted here however, as I have chosen to do all the modification work myself, where necessary.

Below is a list of post extended support updates which I have checked as having dedicated versions for Windows XP SP3. Those updates from the original article that are only provided for POSREADY 2009 and Server 2003 have been omitted.

2017-06:
Critical [KB4012583] (A remote code execution fix for the Microsoft Graphics Component.)
Critical [KB4022747] (A remote code execution fix in RDP)
Important [KB4018271] (A cumulative remote code execution fix for IE8.)
Important [KB4018466] (An information disclosure fix for SMB.)
Critical [KB3197835] (A remote code execution fix for WebDAV.)
No Rating [KB4024323] (A remote code execution fix for RPC with RRAS service running.)
No Rating [KB4025218] (A remote code execution fix for olecnv32.dll.)
No Rating [KB4024402] (An remote code execution & Information disclosure fix for Windows Search.)
No Rating [KB4019204] (An information disclosure fix for win32k.)


2017-05:
Critical [KB4012598] ( A remote code execution fix for SMB. Reported by Hyper.)

[mockingbird]

I found all the replies really unhelpful and the OP did not provide a title to his post that made it clear that he is looking for all the official updates that followed the end of extended support in April 8, 2014. I have found a website titled 'XP x64 post-mortem updates' which provides a list of all the XP post end of extended support updates as well as the Server 2003 post end of extended support (July 14,2015) updateshttp://wp.xin.at/xp-x64-post-mortem-updates

Thanks.

I was missing these two:
KB4012598
KB4012583