Ondřej Soukup

Security patch MS16-004 (KB3124585) is another reason NEVER, truly NEVER, to enable automatic updates on SharePoint 2013 servers.

What happened?

On 12 January 2016, Microsoft published another security patch, MS16-004 (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3114503), through Windows Update, fixing a possible remote code execution vulnerability. Users immediately reported problems displaying lists  Unable to get property ‘replace’ of undefined or null reference. MS16-004 (KB3124585) changes code requiring updated language-independent and language-dependent SharePoint Foundation 2013 components. However, it includes only the language-independent component updates; the language-dependent ones were overlooked.

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The January cumulative update (January 2016 CU) has been released for SharePoint 2013.

The January CU fixes all SharePoint 2013 products. The January CU is a full update (Uber package), requiring no other CU apart from SP1.

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The January cumulative update (January 2016 CU) has been released for SharePoint 2010.

The January CU fixes only Project Server 2010. To update SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010, use the latest December CU (December 2015 CU). The January CU is a full update (Uber package), requiring no other CU apart from SP2.

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Microsoft has released the second public beta of SharePoint 2016, which already includes 99% of the features of the RTM version.

In SharePoint 2016 Beta 2, you can look forward to:

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The first public beta of SharePoint 2016 has finally arrived, under the name IT Preview.

Although SharePoint 2016 IT Preview does not include most of the new features currently being discussed, it gives dedicated enthusiasts their first taste of what is coming.

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