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SEATTLE (AP) - Microsoft Corp. published six security fixes — half of them rated "critical" — in its regularly scheduled software update Tuesday.
The three patches with the company's most severe rating are designed to prevent malicious hackers from remotely taking control of computers without permission.
One of the updates targets a vulnerability in the company's spreadsheet program, Excel, that could let hackers break into a PC if its user opened a tainted spreadsheet.
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