Microsoft releases monthly patch fix 19 "fatal" security vulnerabilities including domain Name System

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In Tuesday, Microsoft released 19 security vulnerabilities in a variety of software products, including IE7 browser, Office 2007, and Exchange 2007.

According to CNET, the patch is part of Microsoft's monthly security patch, and the 19 vulnerabilities are rated "fatal" by the outside world, the highest level of risk. Microsoft said that most of the bugs in this fix would not be easily triggered without landing on a particular Web site and opening a malicious code.

The MS07-27 upgrade patch fixes six vulnerabilities in IE browsers that could be attacked by websites with malicious code. It also fixes three vulnerabilities in Office Office software, primarily for errors that occur when the software opens a particular file format. At the same time, the four vulnerabilities that exist in exchange are fixed. According to Qualys analyst Amol, the release of the vulnerabilities and patches has embarrassed Microsoft, knowing that IE 7 and Office 2007 software have always been a selling point for security, and that the company has preached their stability and reliability in more than one public occasion. "Microsoft 2007 Software's repeated vulnerabilities, proved that the product security deficiencies." "Actually, last month, Microsoft just released the latest patch to fix the 0 vulnerability in Vista," he said.

In addition to the flagship software offerings, the release of the patch also addresses the domain Name System in Windows operating systems, DNS. The flaw is known to exist in Windows 2000 and 2003 servers, which Microsoft acknowledged last month, but says there are few actual attacks based on the vulnerability.

The Microsoft patch will be available to users via the Automatic Update service, while also being available for free downloads via the Microsoft Update platform.