Microsoft releases important security patch for Windows 10

Microsoft has just released a patch for Windows 10, which fixes 6 security flaws that are considered very dangerous.

Microsoft has just released a patch update for Windows 10 users.

According to Neowin, to update, users just need to go to Settings > Update & Security and enable the update feature. Note that the computer needs to be connected to the internet.

This update fixes 6 security flaws, which are considered very dangerous including.

- MS16-129:Addresses a critical vulnerability in the Edge browser that could allow remote code execution on affected machines.

- MS16-142:Addresses an internal vulnerability in Internet Explorer that could be exploited by hackers to install malicious code on computers and take control remotely.

- MS16-130:An internal security vulnerability in Windows could allow remote code execution if an attacker runs a specially crafted script on an affected system.

- MS16-131: The vulnerability exploits a bug in the video driver, which could allow hackers to take control of the machine.

- MS16-132: A vulnerability in Microsoft's graphics component, the Animation window, fails to properly handle objects in memory, allowing a user to access a malicious website.

- MS14-141: security vulnerability related to Adobe Flash Player, this is also the error that Google warned Windows users a few days ago.

According to TNO