IT major Microsoft has issued a very crucial security patch that it claimed will take care of a 15-year-old bug. If left unchecked, this virus could, in some cases, even allow attackers to take complete control of computers running any “supported” version of Windows. The critical vulnerability labelled MS15-011, though, will remain unpatched in Windows Server 2003, since it is no longer supported.
Microsoft has released a patch to close a bug exploited by hackers, who targeted US military and government networks. The flaw was used to compromise Windows PCs that visited sites seeded …
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday release leaves one big vulnerability unpatched – ZDNet
The MS15-011 update was fixed more than a year after first being privately reported to Microsoft by researcher Jeff Schmidt, who discovered the bug while…
Why 1.6 million people will miss Microsoft’s Windows Server 2003 date with fate – The Register
That’s the date Microsoft issues its last security fix ever for Window Server 2003 – the end of extended support from the server operating system’s maker. That …
Update: Microsoft fixes IE memory problems in Patch Tuesday updates – Computerworld
The Internet Explorer patches are part of the company’s routine monthly release of security and bug fixes for its software products, called “Patch Tuesday.” Microsoft…
