Microsoft continues to improve and patch Windows 10 with the September 8 cumulative update.
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Windows 11: Upgrade from Windows 10 via Windows Update (official)
Microsoft is releasing another update for Windows 10. On September 8, the company is releasing a new update called KB3081455. As always, the new update for Windows 10 is cumulative and includes all the previously released fixes. If you have already installed all the previous updates, only the new improvements will be downloaded and installed.
Microsoft has previously noted that it does not detail every update that comes out for the operating system, so all we have is that KB3081455 for Windows 10 includes feature improvements and fixes a number of vulnerabilities described in the new security bulletins: KB3089548 is a cumulative security update for Internet Explorer. KB3089665 is also a cumulative security update that fixes various vulnerabilities in Microsoft Edge.
KB3089656 resolves vulnerabilities in Microsoft Graphics Components that could allow remote code execution. KB3089669 resolves vulnerabilities in Windows Journal that could allow remote code execution if a user opens a specially crafted journal file.
