Microsoft announced on Tuesday the availability of 13 security bulletins that patch 50 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer, Edge, Office and Exchange. The company said one of the browser flaws has been exploited in the wild.
Two of the bulletins rated critical, MS16-104 and MS16-105, resolve vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer and Edge. Six of the flaws affect both the Internet Explorer and Edge web browsers, including CVE-2016-3351, a security hole that allows an attacker to obtain information that can be used to further compromise a targeted system.
