Windows 10 Version 2004 for ARM64-based Systems — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 15

This page provides a comprehensive aggregation of known vulnerabilities for the Windows 10 Version 2004 operating system designed specifically for ARM64-based computing devices. The dataset focuses exclusively on software security weaknesses, including buffer overflows, privilege escalation flaws, and injection vulnerabilities that affect this specific architecture and version combination. The collection encompasses vulnerability data spanning from the initial release of the 2004 feature update in May 2020 through to the end of its service lifecycle. It systematically catalogs security issues identified by Microsoft and the broader cybersecurity community, capturing the full spectrum of exploitability and remediation efforts relevant to this hardware architecture. By consolidating these records, the page aims to provide a clear historical record of security defects that impacted ARM64 implementations of this Windows version. Visitors can utilize this resource to track Microsoft’s security advisories and understand the evolution of specific weakness classes as they relate to ARM64 processors. The page facilitates detailed research into a product’s vulnerability history, allowing security professionals to analyze trends in defect types and assess the impact of various patches over time. This centralized view helps in evaluating the security posture of legacy systems that may still be in operation or in the process of being retired, ensuring that historical security context is preserved for accurate risk assessment and compliance reporting without requiring external searches for disjointed sources.