Microsoft Corp. released three software patches that fix problems carrying a "critical" rating, the company's highest threat level. All three could let an attacker remotely run code on a victim's computer. The patches close holes in Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser and other programs.
December 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. put out three software patches Tuesday that fix problems carrying a “critical” rating, the company’s highest threat level.
All three could let an attacker remotely run code on a victim’s computer. The patches close holes in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Web browser, its Windows Media Player program and its Visual Studio 2005 development software.
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