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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1093&e=16&u=/pcworld/119593
Microsoft is expected to release 13 new security patches on Tuesday, February 8, including several "critical" updates.
• Microsoft Patches Windows, Offers Malware Removal Tool
• Multiple Windows Flaws Found
• Microsoft Fixes 'Critical' XP Firewall Issue
• Microsoft Issues Five Bulletins on Windows Flaws
• Microsoft Issues Only One Fix in Monthly Security Update
The release, part of Microsoft's regularly scheduled monthly security update, is the company's biggest patch roundup in months. Included will be nine Windows updates, with at least one rated "critical." Also in the update bundle will be a "moderate-risk" update for Microsoft's SharePoint Services and Office; a.Net framework update rated "important"; a "critical" update affecting Office and Visual Studio; and a "critical" update affecting Windows, Windows Media Player, and MSN Messenger.
Microsoft announced the number of planned patches in a security bulletin advance-notification message posted to its TechNet Web site. The company has adopted a schedule of releasing security patches in batches on the second Tuesday of each month.
Details of this month's patches will be available when they are released on Tuesday. Microsoft will host a Webcast at 11 a.m. Pacific Time Wednesday to outline technical details of the updates, followed by a question-and-answer session. This month's Webcast has been extended by an hour to allow extra question-and-answer time.
Microsoft is expected to release 13 new security patches on Tuesday, February 8, including several "critical" updates.
• Microsoft Patches Windows, Offers Malware Removal Tool
• Multiple Windows Flaws Found
• Microsoft Fixes 'Critical' XP Firewall Issue
• Microsoft Issues Five Bulletins on Windows Flaws
• Microsoft Issues Only One Fix in Monthly Security Update
The release, part of Microsoft's regularly scheduled monthly security update, is the company's biggest patch roundup in months. Included will be nine Windows updates, with at least one rated "critical." Also in the update bundle will be a "moderate-risk" update for Microsoft's SharePoint Services and Office; a.Net framework update rated "important"; a "critical" update affecting Office and Visual Studio; and a "critical" update affecting Windows, Windows Media Player, and MSN Messenger.
Microsoft announced the number of planned patches in a security bulletin advance-notification message posted to its TechNet Web site. The company has adopted a schedule of releasing security patches in batches on the second Tuesday of each month.
Details of this month's patches will be available when they are released on Tuesday. Microsoft will host a Webcast at 11 a.m. Pacific Time Wednesday to outline technical details of the updates, followed by a question-and-answer session. This month's Webcast has been extended by an hour to allow extra question-and-answer time.
About time, that will be quite usefull, one less 3rd party application to worry about
