Microsoft Patches Coming Next Week

May 5, 2007

Critical updates are on the way for Windows, Office, Exchange, and Biztalk.

Microsoft announced on Thursday that it will release seven bulletins and updates to various products on Tuesday, May 8. Most of the bulletins will describe critical vulnerabilities. The company will also release seven non-security updates.

There will be two security updates for Microsoft Windows, three for Microsoft Office, one for Microsoft Exchange, and one for CAPICOM and BizTalk.

Also, look for an update to the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool.

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