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Microsoft Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in New Edge Browser

August 11, 2015

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Microsoft Edge wasted no time making its presence felt on Patch Tuesday today when Microsoft released the first security bulletin for the company’s new browser.


Released two weeks ago along with the public debut of Windows 10, Edge, like its big brother Internet Explorer, got its own critical cumulative update today with patches for four vulnerabilities, including a trio of memory corruption vulnerabilities and an ASLR bypass.

Read the complete article at Threat Post

Read the complete Security Bulletin Summary at Microsoft

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