Microsoft publishes Security Servicing Criteria for Windows, revealing how it classifies and tackles bugs

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By Mark Wycislik-WilsonSep 11, 2018, 4:46 am126 pts
Microsoft has published documentation that reveals how is classifies the severity of vulnerabilities in Windows, as well as detailing how it decides whether problems should be addressed with a security patch or in the next version of Windows. The first batch of documentation shows for the first time how…

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