Today is Microsoft's July 2023 Patch Tuesday, with security updates for 132 flaws, including six actively exploited and thirty-seven remote code execution vulnerabilities.

For some, Patch Tuesday is an exciting time to check out new features, absorb the new UI changes, and see what Microsoft has planned for the future of Windows. For others, it's a nightmare.

Microsoft reiterated that Patch Tuesday updates will continue to roll out each month, even after Autopatch service starts. Microsoft will launch its Windows Autopatch service next month (July 2022).

Microsoft this week released 49 updates (including two recent additions) on Patch Tuesday with no reported zero-day flaws, public disclosures, or newly released working exploits for the Microsoft ...

Patch Tuesday is always the second Tuesday of each month. Microsoft said it’s automating software updates in response to the “evolving nature of technology.” ...

Microsoft has publicly commented that beginning with Windows 10, they will no longer be pushing updates solely on Patch Tuesday, instead pushing them more frequently, essentially ending the idea ...