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• Microsoft releases nine security bulletins

  10.07.2012

  The Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for July 2012 contains nine security bulletins addressing 16 CVEs.

• Microsoft to release nine bulletins

  06.07.2012

  The Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for July 2012 contains nine bulletins, with three listed as “critical” and six listed as “important.” Many are expecting a patch for CVE-2012-1889: a vulnerability in Microsoft XML Core Services, which is currently being exploited in the wild.

• Microsoft fixes 28 security bugs

  12.06.2012

  The Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for June 2012 contains 7 bulletins addressing 28 security bugs.

• Microsoft to release seven bulletins next week

  08.06.2012

  The Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for June 2012 lists seven bulletins, three of which are rated “critical” and four “important.” The three critical alerts all allow attackers to remotely execute code.

• Top 10 patching hurdles and how to overcome them

  23.05.2012

  Patching is the most effective, efficient and simple method to mitigate malware, worms and viruses.

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Is Microsoft is reading your Skype communications?

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