Microsoft prepares 34 patches this month
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Microsoft is preparing to patch up 34 vulnerabilities it has found in Windows, Office, and Internet Explorer products in its upcoming Tuesday update. There are 10 bulletins in total, six of them aimed at Windows, two of which Microsoft rates as "critical". Two bulletins fix Office, one fiddles with both Windows and Office, and one critical bulletin is aimed at Internet Exploder, a top security Vole blogged. The firm said it is also closing Security Advisory 983438...
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