Microsoft released seven security bulletins as part of its monthly update on Tuesday, including a "critical" patch for a Windows Meta File vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
A security update for preview releases of Windows Vista fixes the same image-rendering vulnerability found in earlier versions of the operating system.
Three security flaws in the way Windows handles certain graphics files could create an opening for spyware and Trojan horse attacks, Microsoft has warned.
Microsoft on Tuesday released fixes for two critical security flaws, one in Windows and another in the Outlook e-mail client and Exchange mail server.
Security experts have praised Microsoft for the speed at which the company created and deployed a fix for a dangerous vulnerability in Windows that was discovered over the holiday period.
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