Two Windows zero-day flaws fixed in latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Users urged to update Windows ASAP to fix security flaws actively being exploited in the wild
Consumers and businesses urged to apply latest patches as a matter of priority
Microsoft's March 2019 Patch Tuesday has included fixes for two Windows 32-bit zero-day flaws that are actively being exploited in the wild. They are among 64 fixes in the latest Patch Tuesday, with 17...
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