Microsoft posts revisions of two critical vulnerabilities from earlier in 2005 to provide patches for obsolete operating systems.
Although Microsoft didn't release any new security bulletins in March, it did post revisions Tuesday of two critical vulnerabilities from earlier in 2005 to provide patches for obsolete operating systems.
The two patches add Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, and Windows Me to the list of those fixed against a pair of vulnerabilities in January and February of this year.
The January bulletin addressed a bug in the handling of icons and cursors, while the February alert took care of a vulnerability in Windows' Hyperlink object library.
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