Microsoft patches thirteen security holes
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Virtual software monopoly Microsoft will patch a record 13 major security flaws in its operating systems and software next Tuesday, matching the record it set just a few short months ago. The company - which has recently been plagued by high profile and very public breaches in its Internet Explorer browser software - announced that, of the 13 holes to be fixed, six were 'critical', seven 'moderate' and one 'important'. Just about every flavour of the Redmond company's...
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