Microsoft has released its monthly security update, addressing a total of 51 CVE-listed security vulnerabilities.

The June edition of Patch Tuesday includes 11 fixes for critical vulnerabilities in Windows, including Microsoft’s solution for the recently-disclosed Spectre Variant 4 chip design flaw.

Among the most serious bugs addressed this month is CVE-2018-8225, a remote code execution vulnerability present in the Windows DNSAPI. Microsoft says that the flaw would allow an attacker to take over the target system (either Windows or Windows Server) simply by sending a malformed DNS request.

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