Tripwire Patch Priority Index for July 2024

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Tripwire Patch Priority Index for July 2024

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Microsoft Office CVE-2024-38021 Microsoft Office Outlook CVE-2024-38020 Windows I CVE-2024-38022, CVE-2024-38060, CVE-2024-38058, CVE-2024-38059, CVE-2024-30098, CVE-2024-38105, CVE-2024-38102, CVE-2024-38101, CVE-2024-38053, CVE-2024-38054, CVE-2024-38057, CVE-2024-38052, CVE-2024-37978, CVE-2024-37977, CVE-2024-37974, CVE-2024-37975, CVE-2024-38010, CVE-2024-37972, CVE-2024-37973, CVE-2024-37971, CVE-2024-37986, CVE-2024-38011, CVE-2024-37981, CVE-2024-37987, CVE-2024-37984, CVE-2024-37989, CVE-2024-37970, CVE-2024-37988, CVE-2024-37969, CVE-2024-38065, CVE-2024-26184, CVE-2024-28899, CVE-2024-38069, CVE-2024-38068, CVE-2024-38067, CVE-2024-38031 Windows II CVE-2024-3596, CVE-2024-35270, CVE-2024-38055, CVE-2024-38056, CVE-2024-38030, CVE-2024-38025, CVE-2024-38028, CVE-2024-38019, CVE-2024-38079, CVE-2024-38051, CVE-2024-38017, CVE-2024-38066, CVE-2024-21417, CVE-2024-38085, CVE-2024-38041, CVE-2024-30079, CVE-2024-30071, CVE-2024-38050, CVE-2024-38015, CVE-2024-38076, CVE-2024-30081, CVE-2024-38100, CVE-2024-38034, CVE-2024-38070, CVE-2024-38112, CVE-2024-38013, CVE-2024-38064, CVE-2024-38091, CVE-2024-38048, CVE-2024-38049, CVE-2024-38062, CVE-2024-38027, CVE-2024-30013, CVE-2024-38104 .NET and Visual Studio CVE-2024-30105, CVE-2024-38095, CVE-2024-35264, CVE-2024-38081 Windows PowerShell CVE-2024-38043, CVE-2024-38047, CVE-2024-38033 Microsoft Office SharePoint CVE-2024-38094, CVE-2024-32987, CVE-2024-38024, CVE-2024-38023 Active Directory Domain Services CVE-2024-38061, CVE-2024-38517, CVE-2024-39684 Azure DevOps CVE-2024-35266, CVE-2024-35267 Windows DHCP Server CVE-2024-38044 Windows Hyper-V CVE-2024-38080 SQL Server CVE-2024-37334, CVE-2024-21373, CVE-2024-21303, CVE-2024-21308, CVE-2024-38088, CVE-2024-20701, CVE-2024-21317, CVE-2024-21398, CVE-2024-28928, CVE-2024-38087, CVE-2024-21414, CVE-2024-21415, CVE-2024-35256, CVE-2024-21335, CVE-2024-21333, CVE-2024-37330, CVE-2024-21332, CVE-2024-21331, CVE-2024-37318, CVE-2024-37319, CVE-2024-35272, CVE-2024-35271, CVE-2024-21425, CVE-2024-21428, CVE-2024-37336, CVE-2024-37329, CVE-2024-21449, CVE-2024-37331, CVE-2024-37332, CVE-2024-37333, CVE-2024-37328, CVE-2024-37323, CVE-2024-37322, CVE-2024-37321, CVE-2024-37320, CVE-2024-37327, CVE-2024-37326, CVE-2024-37324 Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service CVE-2024-38099, CVE-2024-38072, CVE-2024-38073, CVE-2024-38071, CVE-2024-38077, CVE-2024-38074 Microsoft Dynamics CVE-2024-30061

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