Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 7th Jul 2006 13:28 UTC
Microsoft plans to issue patches for 'critical' Windows and Office security problems as part of a regular update scheduled for Tuesday. The software company said in an advisory Thursday that it will issue four bulletins for Windows flaws and three for Office. At least one Windows and one Office problem are deemed 'critical', Microsoft's highest-risk category for security vulnerabilities, according to the advisory. 
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2006-06-24
The MSRT is just a tool to gauge the size of the virus/malware problem. Removal of the virus is a just a polite courtesy.
And the results? Just over 2% of the machines tested had a virus. Between that and the release of OneCare, it's not surprising that the likes of Sophos are sniffing round Macs for a new market.