Microsoft released 16 security bulletins Tuesday to repair 49 security vulnerabilities, including six critical ones, in a record-setting patch release. Microsoft says that two of them, the Internet Explorer fix numbered MS10-071 and a Windows patch numbered MS10-076, should get top priority. Microsoft thinks attack code is likely to be developed that will target bugs fixed by both of those updates.

The security patch affects Windows, Internet Explorer, and Office. Four of the new patches, which include software updates that write over glitches, are high priority; users are advised to deploy the patches right away to protect users from potential criminal attacks on the Windows operating systems.

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A Russian company has unveiled an ambitious plan to launch a "cosmic hotel" for wealthy space tourists. Orbital Technologies says its "comfortable" four-room guest house could be in orbit by 2016, Russia's RIA Novosti news agency reports. Guests would be ferried to the hotel on a Soyuz shuttle of the type used to transport cosmonauts to the International Space Station (ISS).

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