Microsoft released four critical patches Tuesday to plug security holes in its Windows operating system, including its newest and most secure version, Vista. The patches protect from malicious code and prevent hackers from gaining remote access to PCs.
June 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. released four critical patches Tuesday to plug security holes in several versions of its Windows operating system, Internet Explorer Web browser and other programs.
The patches, which carried Microsoft’s highest security warning, all are to prevent malicious hackers from remotely taking control of computers without permission.
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