Welcome to this April Patch Monday bulletin. This month we have patches from Adobe, Mozilla, Apple and Google. None of the listed products reported active attacks against the listed vulnerabilities this month. Adobe had a new entry into their monthly update with PhoneGap Push. Please take time to review the environment for this software and your software review capabilities in general. This month start with Adobe Flash Player and ColdFusion. Both are longtime targets for exploitation and have Critical Priority 2 releases. ColdFusion often has insecure configurations associated with it, so this might be a good opportunity to review those as well. This month was the April Critical Patch Update for Oracle so test and apply Java patches. Follow up with Chrome updates since there were a large quantity of vulnerabilities identified this month. Review the environment for iTunes installations and update. Finally, update the remaining Adobe products released this month which include Digital Editions, InDesign, and Experience Manager.

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So, without further ado, here’s the chart of MS patches this month.