Microsoft Bulletins Plugins – Apr09

OpenVAS plugins for Microsoft Bulletins – April 2009 are now available in OpenVAS. Update your OpenVAS plugins by running openvas-nvt-sync or download from the SVN directly.

Apr 16, 2009By Chandra1 min read

OpenVAS plugins for Microsoft Bulletins – April 2009 are now available in OpenVAS. Update your OpenVAS plugins by running openvas-nvt-sync or download from the SVN directly.

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