April 2018: is it safe to deploy?
What Microsoft fixed, how urgent it is, and whether anything broke, per Windows version, from Microsoft's release tables, release health, MSRC, CISA, and what the community reports.
April 2018: public evidence is incomplete.
The CVEs it fixes are unknown; no open known issues found in the current public evidence.
MSRC's April 2018 security update document isn't collected.
ChangeIntel's reading of public signals, not advice; check Microsoft's guidance and test before you deploy. Terms
- Microsoft CVEs
- Unknown
- Exploited fixed
- Unknown
- In CISA KEV
- Unknown
- Open known issues
- 0
- Out-of-band
- 0
What to deploy, per Windows version
All 6 versions:Urgency: UnknownMSRC's April 2018 document isn't collected, so the CVEs it fixes are unknownNo known issues linked to this update were identified in the collected Windows release health data
| Windows version | Verdict | Update | Risk | Why | Your mark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Win 10 1709 | Superseded | KB4093112 B 10 Apr | Moderate | Superseded by KB4580328 (security update, 13 Oct), which includes its fixes +1 more | |
| Win 10 1703 | Superseded | KB4093107 B 10 Apr | Moderate | Superseded by KB4520010 (security update, 8 Oct), which includes its fixes +1 more | |
| Win 10 1607 | Superseded | KB4093119 B 10 Apr | Moderate | Superseded by KB5131291 (security update, 10 Nov), which includes its fixes +1 more | |
| Win 10 1511 | Evidence incomplete | KB4093109 B 10 Apr | Low | Released 3138 days ago | |
| Win 10 1507 (RTM) | Superseded | KB4093111 B 10 Apr | Moderate | Superseded by KB5065430 (security update, 9 Sep), which includes its fixes +1 more | |
| Server 2016 | Superseded | KB4093119 B 10 Apr | Moderate | Superseded by KB5131291 (security update, 10 Nov), which includes its fixes +1 more |
Verdicts read public signals for each update: fixed CVEs and their exploitation, known issues, and out-of-band follow-ups. Open an update for every reason and its builds.