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Archive for 10. April 2010
April 13th 2010 Patch Tuesday- 11 important patches
10. April 2010 by admin.
The coming “Patch Tuesday on April 13th, 2010 features 11 important security and functional patches.
Here are the patches Microsoft says will be released:
Bulletin 1: Critical (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 2: Critical (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 3: Critical (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 4: Critical (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 5: Critical (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 6: Important (Elevation of Privilege) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 7: Important (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Windows
Bulletin 8: Important (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Office
Bulletin 9: Important (Denial of Service) – Affects Windows & Exchange
Bulletin 10: Important (Remote Code Execution) – Affects Office
Bulletin 11: Moderate (Spoofing) – Affects Windows
To learn more about these patches, visit the Microsoft Security Bulletin page.
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