April 2009
Welcome to April's edition of Internet Security News, the monthly risks bulletin detailing the latest Internet software and system vulnerabilities from NTA Monitor, a leading IT security testing company. It provides a convenient way to keep up to date with the fast changing world of IT security; this month's edition includes a total of 7 risk issues: 5 High and 2 Informational .
Microsoft Patch Tuesday
(High risk) Microsoft identifies one critical issue and two important issues in March's Patch Tuesday 1st April 2009 Read MoreVulnerabilities in Sun Java
(High risk) Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Sun Java 1st April 2009 Read MoreSecurity Risks in Cisco IOS
(High risk) Flaws have been reported in Cisco IOS 1st April 2009 Read MoreVulnerabilities in Mozilla Browser
(High risk) Mozilla's security team is rushing out a fix for its flagship Mozilla browser 1st April 2009 Read MoreVulnerability in PowerPoint
(High risk) A vulnerability has been reported in Microsoft PowerPoint 1st April 2009 Read MoreNew National Fraud Reporting Centre
(Informational) The UK is embarking on a plan to develop a reporting system, the National Fraud Reporting Centre 1st April 2009 Read MoreResearchers find way to detect Conficker
(Informational) Members of the Honeynet Project have discovered a way to detect machines compromised with the widespread Conficker worm 1st April 2009 Read MoreAbout NTA Monitor
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