Yesterday Microsoft released security patches for 63 separately identified vulnerabilities and three new Security Advisories.

Microsoft rates 12 of the security holes as &critical,& and 8 of those are for the Edge scripting engine.

Only one has an actively known exploit, discovered by Kaspersky, on 32-bit Win7 and Server 2008 systems in the Middle East.

Martin Brinkmann has his monthly summary on ghacks.net for an overview of the numbers and links.

Dustin Childs picks up all the nuances in his Zero Day Initiative post.

Short version: As usual, if you avoid Internet Explorer and Edge, you should be fine for now.

But, again as usual, you&ll have to patch eventually.