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 Home > Microsoft > Microsoft Closes Five Vulnerabilities in Windows and Office

Microsoft Closes Five Vulnerabilities in Windows and Office

  Submitted by HAL2001 2010-07-14 Microsoft No Comments

In today’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft delivers four bulletins that close five vulnerabilities in Windows and Office.

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