April 14, 2004
Microsoft Warns of Dozens More Holes
News Factor is reporting that Microsoft has issued a group of four updates for various versions of its Windows operating system. The patches contain fixes for nearly 30 security problems, over 20 of them termed "critical" by the software maker. Versions of the operating system affected include Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition and Windows 98. (full story)
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