[Software]New patches for Windows March 2, 2021 Update that block potentially vulnerable Bluetooth devices

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And again we find ourselves before the monthly appointment with the software giant, Microsoft, to make available to its millions of users the patches corresponding to some of its products that still receive official technical support, as in the case of the most recent versions of Windows 10, all forming part of its already po[CENSORED]r monthly Patch Tuesday.

As I'm sure you already know, with these monthly cumulative updates, Redmond's cover the latest bugs, both in security and in other sections, that have been detected in their products and applications, all so that their millions of users can have access to equipment updated at all times. One of the versions of Windows 10 that has the most to “win”, both with this Patch Tuesday and with those that will arrive in later months, is the recently launched May 2019 Update.

We say this because despite the weeks that it has been with us, possibly due to the distrust of many users around the world regarding Windows 10 updates in general, together with the new functions to delay the arrival of these, to May 2019 He still has a long way to go. Thus, the patches that come to you, surely make clients of the firm that still have older versions on their computers, decide to update.

June fixes for Windows 10 May 2019 Update

In fact, and if we focus on the aforementioned latest Windows 10 update, version 1903, those of Redmond have just released the new patch KB4503293 corresponding to Patch Tuesday of June 2019. First of all, the new patch addresses a security vulnerability that prevents Intentionally the connections between computers with Windows 10 and Bluetooth devices that are not secure and use keys to encrypt the connections, including security keys, after which, if we see that this affects us after installing KB4503293, it is recommended that we contact Contact the device manufacturer.

Similarly, this new patch sent by Microsoft for Windows 10 May 2019 Update has security updates for other products included in the operating system such as Internet Explorer or Windows Shell, among other components. At the same time, those from Redmond report that there is a recognized problem with KB4503293, and it is that the Windows Sandbox test environment may return the error 0x80070002 on some devices during the update process, although they are working on a solution to be shipped shortly.
 

For its part, among others Microsoft has also released a patch for the October 2018 Update or version 1809, KB4503327, also with various security fixes. For starters, we have fixed an issue that may prevent the Windows Mixed Reality keyboard from being rendered correctly in some applications, while addressing a security vulnerability that intentionally prevents connections between unsecured Windows and Bluetooth devices, such as the 1903 previously mentioned.

Similarly, firmware has been added for Broadcom WiFi connections, already updated to Microsoft HoloLens, while solving a problem that may prevent Internet Explorer 11 from opening if the default search engine is not configured properly.

These cumulative updates should be received through the Windows Update function of Windows 10, but if not, here are the download links from the firm's official catalog so that you can download them yourself: