November 5, 2009, 4:16PM
MS to Patch 15 Serious Windows, Office Flaws
Comment Microsoft plans to release six security 
bulletins next Tuesday
November 10 to fix at least 15 serious vulnerabilities that could
expose Windows users to malicious hacker attacks.
According to Microsoft's advance notice
for this month's Patch Tuesday, the updates will address gaping holes
in the Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office productivity
suite. Read the notice from Redmond [microsoft.com]
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