Microsoft patched a serious flaw in the .Net platform

This July security bulletin Microsoft has issued 6 patches, including a patch for serious vulnerabilities in the .Net Framework that has affected many applications on its platforms.

The .Net Framework is a component that is attached to Microsoft operating systems and contains code that common programs require. Therefore, this platform is important for many applications in terms of user interface, data access, database connectivity, decryption, Web application development, algorithms and connectivity. Network - all are important components related to security.

According to Microsoft's announcement on July 10, the vulnerability in the .Net Framework could allow hackers to execute remote binary code and this could be considered the most serious vulnerability because an attacker could hijack the machine. victim calculation.

In addition to .Net Framework Microsoft also patched two other serious vulnerabilities, both allowing hackers to control the system. These are vulnerabilities in Office and Excel, and the remaining vulnerabilities in Windows.

The next two patches ("important") are for Office Publisher and Windows XP Professional. Both allow executing binary code remotely.

In addition to issuing patches, Microsoft also upgraded the Malicious Software Removal Tool to remove malware. In addition, in this July security newsletter, Microsoft also issued four non-security but still important updates for Microsoft Update and Windows Server Update Services.