Microsoft patches six vulnerabilities
Microsoft released six security patches Tuesday as part of its monthly initiative to fix vulnerabilities within the Windows operating system. Three of the vulnerabilities have been marked "critical," one "important," and two as "moderate" in severity.
One of the critical software patches fixes a flaw within the print spooler that could allow for remote code to be executed.
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