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Busy "Patch Tuesday" for Windows
Next Tuesday will bring a new slew of Windows security patches, with some deemed critical and some not. The monthly Patch Tuesday will provide fixes for vulnerabilities reported in Windows Office applications as well as Windows systems. The latest flaw identified, and for which a new patch will be released as well, is a bug that impacts Asian versions of the Excel application. While the current flaws require user interaction to advance maliciously, security experts note that they all demand attention.
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