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Microsoft pulls four planned patches
January 5, 2007 Company now plans to release four security bulletins with fixes for its products, instead of the eight that it had announced.'Critical' patches released for Windows
January 11, 2005 Microsoft releases two patches for OS, but fix for underlying IE problems is not yet ready.Windows zero-day flaw gets a fix
April 10, 2007 Microsoft's Tuesday patches include a fix for a "critical" Windows flaw that was first disclosed in December and also affects Vista.Microsoft struggles with patch
October 10, 2006 Company faces distribution glitches in issuing "critical" fixes for Windows, Office, among other updates.Microsoft leaves Word zero-day holes unpatched
January 9, 2007 Software giant releases fixes for vulnerabilities in Windows and Office, but several known Word zero-day flaws go without patches.Microsoft patches zero-day Windows Media flaw
December 12, 2006 Fix for critical security hole in Windows Media Format was added to Microsoft's Patch Tuesday updates at the last moment.Fixes in for critical IE, Windows flaws
June 14, 2005 Three of the 10 bulletins in Microsoft's monthly batch of patches deal with three holes that could let intruders take over a PC.Study: Windows has fewest security holes
March 23, 2007 But it beats Red Hat and Mac OS X on number of critical flaws, according to latest threat report from Symantec.Microsoft releases 'critical' patches
February 8, 2005 The software giant announces a dozen updates, eight of which top the company's severity scale.Microsoft patches new Windows flaw
May 11, 2004 The software company says the security hole, which could enable an attacker to remotely execute malicious code, poses an "important" risk.Microsoft plugs 21 security holes
June 13, 2006 All but two of the 21 Windows, Office and Exchange flaws could let an intruder run code on a compromised computer.Security patches issued for RealPlayers
March 3, 2005 RealNetworks releases patches for its audio-video players in an effort to prevent attacks via buffer overflows.Microsoft patches a pair of flaws
June 8, 2004 The software giant releases fixes for a vulnerability in its DirectPlay peer-to-peer gaming module and a flaw in a third-party program Microsoft includes with several applications.More exploits out for Windows flaws
December 1, 2005 Users should be shielded from two new attack codes if they use security updates. It's the unpatched flaws that cause worry.Microsoft plugs worm hole in Windows
July 11, 2006 "Critical" flaw could let worm spread, company says, as it sends updates addressing 18 problems in Windows, Office.Microsoft releases monthly security fixes
October 15, 2003 The company shifts its security patch schedule to a monthly basis. The first update consists of five vulnerabilities deemed "critical."Microsoft warns of three flaws
January 14, 2004 The software giant releases patches for the bugs, the most serious of which could give attackers a back door into the company's security server product.Microsoft plugs critical holes in Windows
April 12, 2005 Monthly patch release includes fixes for flaws that could let attackers take remote control of vulnerable systems.Symantec flaw leaves opening for viruses
February 9, 2005 Flaw in scanner in antivirus and antispam products could give viruses free rein; patch is issued.No fix yet for Word 2000 flaw
September 12, 2006 Microsoft releases patches for three security holes, but does not have a fix for a Word 2000 flaw being used in attacks.
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