We are constantly reviewing the latest known vulnerabilities, their severity, and estimated breadth. Please refer to our top ten vulnerabilities below, which reflect the latest patches available to the biggest problems. We provide descriptions and patch instructions to help you stay protected against security intrusions. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability.aspx Win32k.sys is a device driver used by Windows to communicate with output devices like monitors and printers. It handles service calls from the Graphics Device Interface, (GDI) the software responsible for a host of graphical functions such as rendering fonts and drawing lines or curves. When corrupted, it can cause crashes and screen errors, and older versions are subject to WMF and EMF vulnerabilities in the Graphics Rendering Engine. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=265 fontsub.dll (Font Subsetting DLL) is most commonly found under the directory "dllcache". Microsoft found a remote code execution vulnerability in this component because of the way that it handles malformed embedded Web fonts. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could take complete control of an affected system. To protect your system from remote attackers, it is strongly recommended to download this update by clicking on the link provided on this pane. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=265 Webclnt.dll is a library file used for creating, accessing, and modifying Internet-based files. Older versions are subject to the web client service vulnerabilities, which, when exploited, can allow an attacker to remotely access and control user PCs. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=266 Npdsplay.dll is library file used by Plug-Ins for the Windows Media Player. Older versions are subject to the Media Player vulnerabilities, which, when exploited, can allow an attacker to remotely access and control user PCs. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=268 fontsub.dll (Font Subsetting DLL) is most commonly found under the directory "dllcache". Microsoft found a remote code execution vulnerability in this component because of the way that it handles malformed embedded Web fonts. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could take complete control of an affected system. To protect your system from remote attackers, it is strongly recommended to download this update by clicking on the link provided on this pane. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=266 Win32k.sys is a device driver used by Windows to communicate with output devices like monitors and printers. It handles service calls from the Graphics Device Interface, (GDI) the software responsible for a host of graphical functions such as rendering fonts and drawing lines or curves. When corrupted, it can cause crashes and screen errors, and older versions are subject to WMF and EMF vulnerabilities in the Graphics Rendering Engine. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=266 gdi32.dll contains functions for the Windows GDI (Graphical Device Interface) which assists windows in creating simple 2-dimensional objects. Vulnerability in this utility is found that allows a remote attacker to start an application with adminsitrative privileges. Download this update to prevent attackers from taking complete control of your system. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=265 gdi32.dll contains functions for the Windows GDI (Graphical Device Interface) which assists windows in creating simple 2-dimensional objects. Vulnerability in this utility is found that allows a remote attacker to start an application with adminsitrative privileges. Download this update to prevent attackers from taking complete control of your system. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=266 Vulnerability exists in the way MS Word 2000 opens a document that contains data values that could allow a malicious user to execute code of choice. To prevent this, Microsoft has issued a security patch that may be downloaded from the URL provided on this pane. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=280 The PowerPoint 2000 parsing routine contains an unchecked buffer that when successfully exploited by a malicious attacker and cause to execute code of choice. To prevent this, a security update has been issued by Microsoft that may be downloaded from the URL provided on this pane. http://www.fbmsoftware.com/spyware-net/vulnerability_details.aspx?oid=279