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Microsoft inadvertently offers early peep at September patches

Microsoft inadvertently published details of the patches it plans to publish on Tuesday following a slip-up by its security gnomes last week. Patch Tuesday pre-alerts normally reveal little more than the applications Microsoft intends to update and the severity of the vulnerabilities addressed. However this month the software …

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Monday 12th September 2011 15:08 GMT Anonymous Coward

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They need to release secure software to begin with!

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