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Microsoft released its security patches shortly after announcing the Surface 4 laptop. Microsoft
Microsoft released patches Tuesday for more than 100 security vulnerabilities[1], in software including Windows 10, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Office, as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday security update. The flaws included five zero-day vulnerabilities, one of which was exploited in the wild, according to a blog post[2] from security firm Kaspersky.
The latter is known as an escalation-of-privilege exploit, which is likely used with other browser flaws to gain system privileges to access someone's files, the Kaspersky post said.
In Microsoft's March update[3], it released 89 software security fixes.
The April security update should arrive on your Windows device automatically. You can also manually check for updates by going to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, and then selecting Check for updates.
For more, check out how to download Windows 10 for free[4], and how to use Microsoft 365 apps for free[5].
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- ^ patches Tuesday for more than 100 security vulnerabilities (msrc.microsoft.com)
- ^ a blog post (securelist.com)
- ^ March update (www.zdnet.com)
- ^ how to download Windows 10 for free (www.cnet.com)
- ^ how to use Microsoft 365 apps for free (www.cnet.com)
