A remote code execution bug has been fixed in Internet Explorer thus stopping malicious webpages from loading in IE. This is a critical fix since the malicious code allowed the attacker to have the same rights as logged-on users. As far as the threats for Word and Microsoft Office web applications are concerned, security experts have patched a vulnerability that let attackers gain user rights. This means that they could view data, change it or even delete it. This update is the last one for the Technical Preview for this year. A new version of this Technical Preview is expected to land in January. April could be another month rich in information, since a developer preview build of Windows 10 may be revealed at BUILD. Of course, soon after that, a Consumer Preview version should be available. Microsoft hasn’t shared too much information about the Windows 10 launch, but unofficial sources suggest that the final version of Windows 10 could be launched in late summer or early fall of 2015. If this is the case, things must be speeding up at Microsoft to finish the development work on time. However, more details will be revealed in a few days and we’ll be able to get a clearer view on Windows 10. On this occasion, some rumors will be confirmed, others destroyed and new rumors will emerge. We just need to wait and see. READ ALSO: Microsoft Flight Simulator X Available on Steam for Windows Machines
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