Of the 28 flaws, 23 carry a “critical” rating, meaning they could be used to launch remote code execution attacks with minimal user action. It is the largest patch batch from Redmond since the company implemented the Patch Tuesday schedule five years ago.
Most of the bulletins address client-side flaws that could be exploited via the browser or if a user opens a booby-trapped file.
Details on ZD Net
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Biggest batch ever
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