Microsoft Patch Tuesday June 2012

Each and every month, the Microsoft updating system releases brand new patches for critical and important system updates on their Windows. Downloading these updates on the release date, the second Tuesday of each month is critical for the health and security of your computer. On June 12th 2012, Patch Tuesday will occur once again, releasing seven new security bulletins. The June 2012 should be something that all should pay close and critical attention to.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday for June 2012 Brings Seven Security Bulletins

The seven bulletins amount to three of them being critical, the highest possible designation for the Microsoft operating system. The other four bulletins are only slightly less important, but they will be of great concern as well. These remaining four updates for June 2012 Microsoft Patch Tuesday are classified as Important.

The key security flaw this month that the Microsoft team is looking to deal with and why the updates are so critical, is due to the face that the Flame Malware has been released.

This malware leads to remote code executions which can mean potential disasters, spreading it to other machines in the system. This is why those security technicians at Microsoft have been working tirelessly around the clock, among other vulnerabilities being fixed this month.

It is highly recommended that the IT Departments in many major companies work to install this month's round of updates immediately. Especially the updates which have marked critical, as they will minimize the affects caused by the Flame Malware.

June 2012 Patch Tuesday brings the total bulletins for 2012 up to 35, an extraordinary amount for only the first half of the year, as there will be six more patch Tuesdays throughout the year. The updates are released at 1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time/12:00 PM Central Standard Time. As always, a restart of your computer is likely to make sure the updates.

Ensure these updates get installed as soon as possible for Patch Tuesday as it is followed by exploit Wednesday where those maliciously users ruthlessly target your machine.