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October security bulletins from Microsoft

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10 Oct 2007

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Yesterday was ‘Patch Tuesday’. This month Microsoft published four bulletins rated ‘Critical’ (affecting Kodak Image Viewer, Outlook Express and Windows Mail, Internet Explorer and Word) and two rated ‘Important’ (affecting the RPC facility and Windows SharePoint Services).

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