That’s not like them. I’ll check my WSUS environment. The problem with that is if admins, like me, decline the distribution of the patch to the environment, it declines the patch based on the KB number. When they do re-releases of patches, they mark the previous patch as superseded. I don’t see any superseded patches with the same KB number, so I have to imagine something’s not right.
The above link says this about the update:
This security update was rereleased on November 11, 2015, for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 to resolve the following issues:
Resolves crashing that occurred in all supported versions of Microsoft Outlook when users were reading certain emails.
Resolves problems that occurred while users were logging on to the system. For example, after a user restarted the computer and then pressed Ctrl+Alt+Delete at the logon screen, the screen flashed and then went black. The user was then unable to continue. There may be other, similar logon issues that are related to this issue.