Apple expected to launch iPhone 9 today & and it could cost just £399
Industry analyst Jon Prosser claims that Apple will unveil the iPhone 9 today, before it goes on sale to the public next week
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Two new mild coronavirus symptoms to look out for as patients describe signs
Researchers from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan have warned that a headache and dizziness could be indicators that you&ve been infected with the coronavirus
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Scientists find six new coronaviruses in bats from the same family as SARS-CoV-2
Scientists from the SmithsonianGlobal Health Programme discovered the coronaviruses in bats in Myanmar, marking the first time that these viruses have been detected anywhere in the world
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Social distancing 'may be needed until 2022', scientists warn
A new study has warned that lifting social distancing measures too early could overwhelm hospitals, leading to a resurge of infection
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Exact moment coronavirus infects a healthy cell captured under microscope
Researchers from the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation in Brazil have used a powerful electron microscope to capture photos of the exact moment the SARS-COV-2 virus takes over healthy cells
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Don&t Panic, but do make this monthPatch Tuesday a priority

Given that 113 updates arrived for April‘s Patch Tuesday, IT admins have a lot to do. For older systems, Adobe font issues (CVE-2020-0938,CVE-2020-1020) will should get immediate attention. Changes to the Windows Scripting handler and the browser-based Chakra scripting engine may require some additional testing for in-house applications.

This monthOffice updates are relatively low impact unless you are running SharePoint server - which will then require a number of updates, leading to a server reboot. With three (so far) zero-days and a number of critical memory-related patches to Windows, my advice is: don&t panic. Patch older systems first. Test core applications for scripting dependencies and then schedule the remaining updates according to your normal update cycle.

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