Microsoft July 2015 Security Update Announcement: Win10 survived Win7/Win8.1 affected

July 15th news, Microsoft released the July 2015 security update announcement, this time contains a total of 14 patches, 4 for the "serious" level, 10 for the "important" level, involving Vista , Win7, Win8.1 and Windows Server server systems, Office series suites and other products. The Win10 preview is not in the list of this security fix. In addition, in the US local time on July 14th "stop service" Windows Server 2003 also received the last batch of patches, this is Microsoft's system for the "since and hospice".

Among them, KB3076321 is an accumulated security update patch of IE browser, the level is "serious", used to fix related security issues from IE6 to IE11, this time mainly to repair remote code execution. Vulnerabilities, along with six patches, are also fixing different remote code execution vulnerabilities. The remaining seven patches are used to fix privilege elevation vulnerabilities, including recent Flash security vulnerabilities, all of which involve Windows systems with a security level of "Important".

In view of the high security level of this patch, users should arrange patch download and bug fixes through the Windows update program as soon as possible, and restart the computer in time to ensure system security.