Microsoft to patch seven flaws with six bulletins

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Addresses a 'critical' vulnerability affecting all supported versions of Windows.

Microsoft to patch seven flaws with six bulletins
Microsoft plans to release six patches this week, including one for a "critical" vulnerability affecting all supported versions of the software giant's operating system. In total, the seven flaws being fixed as part of Microsoft's monthly security update affect Windows, ...

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