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List of Applications Updated in ARL #2609 List of Applications Updated in ARL #2609 ApplicationName Publisher .NET Core Runtime 2 Microsoft .NET Core Runtime 2 Microsoft .NET Core Runtime 2.2 Microsoft .NET Core Runtime 2.2 Microsoft .NET Core Runtime 5.0 Microsoft .NET Core Runtime 5.0 Microsoft .NET Core SDK 2 Microsoft .NET Core SDK 2 Microsoft .NET Runtime 6 Preview Microsoft .NET Runtime 6 Preview Microsoft .NET SDK 5.0 Microsoft .NET SDK 5.0 Microsoft .NET SDK 5.0 Preview Microsoft .NET SDK 5.0 Preview Microsoft .NET SDK 6 Preview Microsoft .NET SDK 6 Preview Microsoft 123Scan² 5.0 Zebra Technologies 123Scan² 5.0 Zebra Technologies 3-Heights PDF Security 4.9 PDF Tools 3-Heights PDF Security 4.9 PDF Tools 8MAN 9.0 SolarWinds 8MAN 9.0 SolarWinds Access 4.0 Parallels Access 4.0 Parallels Access Control 15.3 HP Access Control 15.3 HP Access Module For JMS 15.1 Teradata Access Module For JMS 15.1 Teradata AccessData Enterprise 6.5 AccessData AccessData Enterprise 6.5 AccessData AccuRoute Web Client 4.1 Omtool AccuRoute Web Client 4.1 Omtool Acrobat 2017 Adobe Acrobat 2017 Adobe Acrobat DC (2020) Continuous Adobe Acrobat DC (2020) Continuous Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Adobe ACT Enterprise 2.12 Vanderbilt Industries ACT Enterprise 2.12 Vanderbilt Industries Actimize Analytics Intelligence Server (AIS) 4.22 NICE Actimize Analytics Intelligence Server (AIS) 4.22 NICE Actimize Analytics Intelligence Server (AIS) 4.7 NICE Actimize Analytics Intelligence Server (AIS) 4.7 NICE Add-in Express for Office and .NET 7.7 Professional Add-in Express Add-in Express for Office and .NET 7.7 Professional Add-in Express Add-in Express for Office and .NET 9.4 Add-in Express Add-in Express for Office and .NET 9.4 Add-in Express Administrator 10.4 MicroStrategy Administrator 10.4 MicroStrategy Administrator 9.4 MicroStrategy Administrator 9.4 MicroStrategy Advance BIM Designers 2019 GRAITEC Advance BIM Designers 2019 GRAITEC AEOS 3.3 Nedap AEOS 3.3 Nedap AFPL Ghostscript 6.5 Artifex Software AFPL Ghostscript 6.5 Artifex Software After Effects CC (2020) Adobe After Effects CC (2020) Adobe Agent for Windows Broadcom Agent for Windows Broadcom ag-Grid 16.0 Enterprise AG-Grid ag-Grid 16.0 Enterprise AG-Grid ag-Grid 21.2 Enterprise AG-Grid ag-Grid 21.2 Enterprise AG-Grid ag-Grid 22.1 Enterprise AG-Grid ag-Grid 22.1 Enterprise AG-Grid Alias AutoStudio Autodesk Alias AutoStudio Autodesk AllFusion Harvest Change Manager 7.1 Broadcom AllFusion Harvest Change Manager 7.1 Broadcom Alteryx Platform 2020.3 Alteryx Alteryx Platform 2020.3 Alteryx Amanda 2.6 Zmanda Amanda 2.6 Zmanda Amazon Chime for Outlook 4.21 Amazon Amazon Chime for Outlook 4.21 Amazon AmpliTube 3.15 IK Multimedia Production AmpliTube 3.15 IK Multimedia Production AMPS 3.0 60East Technologies AMPS 3.0 60East Technologies AMPS 5.0 60East Technologies AMPS 5.0 60East Technologies AMPS 5.3 60East Technologies AMPS 5.3 60East Technologies AMS Machinery Manager Client 6.3 Emerson Electric AMS Machinery Manager Client 6.3 Emerson Electric Analytics 1 Oracle Analytics 1 Oracle Animate CC (2021) Adobe Animate CC (2021) Adobe ansible 2 Red Hat ansible 2 Red Hat ant 1.6 Micro Focus ant 1.6 Micro Focus Anti-Virus for NetApp Storage Systems 3.0 Sophos Anti-Virus for NetApp Storage Systems 3.0 Sophos aopalliance 1.0 SUSE aopalliance 1.0 SUSE Apache Portable Runtime (APR) 1.2 Apache Software Foundation Apache Portable Runtime (APR) 1.2 Apache Software Foundation Apache-based Web Server B.2 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Apache-based Web Server B.2 Hewlett Packard Enterprise apigee-nginx 1.1 Nginx apigee-nginx 1.1 Nginx App Connect Enterprise 11.0 IBM App Connect Enterprise 11.0 IBM App Player 4.2 BlueStacks App Player 4.2 BlueStacks AppInternals Xpert 9.0 Riverbed Technology AppInternals Xpert 9.0 Riverbed Technology Application Lifecycle Management Synchronizer Client 12.5 Micro Focus Application Lifecycle Management Synchronizer Client 12.5 Micro Focus Application Virtualization (AppV) Client 4.6 Microsoft Application Virtualization (AppV) Client 4.6 Microsoft AppSync 4.2 Dell Technologies AppSync 4.2 Dell Technologies AppVision Context 3.5 Prysm Software AppVision Context 3.5 Prysm Software apr 0.9 Micro Focus apr 0.9 Micro Focus apr-util 0.9 Micro Focus apr-util 0.9 Micro Focus apr-util 1.2 Apache Software Foundation apr-util 1.2 Apache Software Foundation ArchiCAD 18.0 GraphiSoft ArchiCAD 18.0 GraphiSoft ARGUS FinAsset 3.7 Altus Group ARGUS FinAsset 3.7 Altus Group ARGUS FinAsset 3.9 Altus Group ARGUS FinAsset 3.9 Altus Group ARGUS Taliance 3.3 Altus Group ARGUS Taliance 3.3 Altus Group ARGUS Taliance 3.4 Altus Group ARGUS Taliance 3.4 Altus Group Array Configuration Utility 8 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Array Configuration Utility 8 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Array Configuration Utility CLI 7.70 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Array Configuration Utility CLI 7.70 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Articulate 360 1.5 Articulate Global Articulate 360 1.5 Articulate Global aspEasyPDF 1.0 MITData aspEasyPDF 1.0 MITData aspEasyPDF 3.3 MITData aspEasyPDF 3.3 MITData Aspera Desktop Client 3.9 IBM Aspera Desktop Client 3.9 IBM Asta Powerproject 15.0 Elecosoft Asta Powerproject 15.0 Elecosoft Asta Powerproject Client 13.0 Enterprise Elecosoft Asta Powerproject Client 13.0 Enterprise Elecosoft Atlas 3.8 Atlas Software Technologies Atlas 3.8 Atlas Software Technologies ATPDraw 7.0 Hans Kristian Hoidalen ATPDraw 7.0 Hans Kristian Hoidalen AudaEnterpriseGold 3.9 Audatex AudaEnterpriseGold 3.9 Audatex AudaEnterpriseGold 4.1 Audatex AudaEnterpriseGold 4.1 Audatex AudaEnterpriseGold 4.2 Audatex AudaEnterpriseGold 4.2 Audatex Audit Logger 2019 Pacific Technology Solution Audit Logger 2019 Pacific Technology Solution Audit Logger 2020 Pacific Technology Solution Audit Logger 2020 Pacific Technology Solution Audition CC (2021) Adobe Audition CC (2021) Adobe Automic Sysload SP Analyst Management Server 6.0 Broadcom Automic Sysload SP Analyst Management Server 6.0 Broadcom Automic UniViewer 6.1 Broadcom Automic UniViewer 6.1 Broadcom avalon-framework 4.1 Micro Focus avalon-framework 4.1 Micro Focus avalon-framework 4.3 Micro Focus avalon-framework 4.3 Micro Focus Azure Command-Line Interface 2.1 Microsoft Azure Command-Line Interface 2.1 Microsoft Azure Command-Line Interface 2.2 Microsoft Azure Command-Line Interface 2.2 Microsoft Azure Data Studio 1.2 Microsoft Azure Data Studio 1.2 Microsoft Azure IoT Edge 1.0 Microsoft Azure IoT Edge 1.0 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.1 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.1 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.7 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.7 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.8 Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.8 Microsoft Bacula 8.6 Enterprise Bacula Systems Bacula 8.6 Enterprise Bacula Systems bacula-client 5.0 SUSE bacula-client 5.0 SUSE bash 2.0 Free Software Foundation bash 2.0 Free Software Foundation BCF Manager for Revit 5.2 KUBUS BV BCF Manager for Revit 5.2 KUBUS BV BCS 3.4 ImageWare Components BCS 3.4 ImageWare Components Beam 3.1 RMD Kwikform Beam 3.1 RMD Kwikform beecrypt 4.1 Micro Focus beecrypt 4.1 Micro Focus BestESP Workstation 2019 A.M. Best Company BestESP Workstation 2019 A.M. Best Company BI360 Reporting 4.6 Solver BI360 Reporting 4.6 Solver BIM Connect 2019 GRAITEC BIM Connect 2019 GRAITEC BIOVIA Insight for Excel 2017 Dassault Systemes BIOVIA Insight for Excel 2017 Dassault Systemes BIRT Designer 4.4 Professional OpenText BIRT Designer 4.4 Professional OpenText Bitwarden 1.2 Chocolatey Bitwarden 1.2 Chocolatey Blue Prism 1.1 Blue Prism Blue Prism 1.1 Blue Prism Blue Server 7.0 MPI Tech Blue Server 7.0 MPI Tech Blue Sherpa Baltic Latvian Universal Electronics Blue Sherpa Baltic Latvian Universal Electronics brasero 2.30 Micro Focus brasero 2.30 Micro Focus Brava Client 6.2 OpenText Brava Client 6.2 OpenText Bridge CC (2020) Adobe Bridge CC (2020) Adobe Bridge CC (2021) Adobe Bridge CC (2021) Adobe bsf 2.3 Micro Focus bsf 2.3 Micro Focus bsf 2.4 Micro Focus bsf 2.4 Micro Focus Business Intelligence Suite Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Oracle CADWorx Core 2020 R1 Professional Hexagon CADWorx Core 2020 R1 Professional Hexagon Calm 9.3 Axiell Group Calm 9.3 Axiell Group Camtasia 2021 TechSmith Camtasia 2021 TechSmith CANARY 4.6 Quest Consultants CANARY 4.6 Quest Consultants Canvas X 16 ACD Systems Canvas X 16 ACD Systems Captivate Aggregator Adobe Captivate Aggregator Adobe Captivate Video Publisher Adobe Captivate Video Publisher Adobe Capture 1.0 Logitech Capture 1.0 Logitech Capture X 2 Imago Capture X 2 Imago CarotDAV 1.15 HOBARA REI CarotDAV 1.15 HOBARA REI Causelink 2.6 Sologic Causelink 2.6 Sologic Cayuga Server 6.15 Qognify Cayuga Server 6.15 Qognify CCH Axcess Practice Wolters Kluwer CCH Axcess Practice Wolters Kluwer cfengine-community 3.1 cfengineers cfengine-community 3.1 cfengineers Change Guardian 4.0 Micro Focus Change Guardian 4.0 Micro Focus Change Guardian 4.1 Micro Focus Change Guardian 4.1 Micro Focus Character Animator CC (2020) Adobe Character Animator CC (2020) Adobe Chef Client 13.2 Chef Software Chef Client 13.2 Chef Software Chef Client 14.1 Chef Software Chef Client 14.1 Chef Software Chef Development Kit 1 Chef Software Chef Development Kit 1 Chef Software Chemical Reactivity Worksheet (CRW) 4.0 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Chemical Reactivity Worksheet (CRW) 4.0 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Chrome 89.0 Google Chrome 89.0 Google Chrome 90.0 Google Chrome 90.0 Google Chrome 91.0 Beta Google Chrome 91.0 Beta Google Chromium 79.0 Chromium Project, The Chromium
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