Microsoft to release 12 bulletins to fix 22 security holes
Software giant Microsoft has announced that it would release twelve security bulletins on Tuesday to fix as many as twenty-two vulnerabilities.
These security bulletins will fix vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer (IE), Windows and the Visio diagramming software. Of the total twelve bulletins, three including the IE patch, have been called "Critical", while the remaining nine have been mentioned as "Important".
The IE CSS bug, which affected many of the available versions of IE, was first discovered in December last year. This bug allows hackers to trap a victim with a booby-trapped webpage, and stick a malware or steal personal information. Qualys, a net security services firm, said that none of the announced bulletins will fix the recently discovered MHTML hole in Windows/IE.
