Microsoft has announced its Patch Tuesday updates for July 2014. There will be a total of six updates next Tuesday, July 8, two of which are classified by the company as critical .
Three Windows updates to be released will come for bug fixes. There will also be an update for “Microsoft Service Bus for Windows Server,” a moderate denial of service vulnerability.
As is usually the case, Microsoft will also release a new version of the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool and perhaps some updates that address security issues in various versions of Windows.
In a post on Microsoft's blog, Dustin Childs, Group Manager, Response Communications for Microsoft Trustworthy Computing, also announced that starting this month, Microsoft will be changing the format of Security Bulletins.
The company, of course, did not provide further details about the vulnerabilities it will fix, as hackers are lurking.
