Microsoft has released its regular monthly bundle of security fixes, known as “Patch Tuesday”. This time it doesn’t just mean security patches for vulnerabilities in software running on the Windows platform – Mac users could be at risk too.

As described in Microsoft’s security bulletin summary for June 2013, the most serious issues – rated “Critical” by the company – affect Internet Explorer, and if left unpatched could allow a remote attacker to run malicious code (such as a worm) on your computer just by you visiting a boobytrapped website.
The single MS13-047 security update for Internet Explorer addresses 19 separate vulnerabilities, affecting all supported versions of Internet Explorer from version 6 to IE 10, on all supported versions of Windows from XP to RT.

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Heads-up! If you use Internet Explorer, or MS Office on Windows *or* Mac, get your patches now!

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