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UPDATED An "extremely critical" security vulnerability has been discovered in AOL's Winamp digital media player, relating to the way the software handles filenames that include a computer name. An exploit has already surfaced for the flaw, which affects version 5 of the software.
By late Monday, Winamp developers had already released version 5.13 of the software, which plugs the security hole.
Update now ...
By late Monday, Winamp developers had already released version 5.13 of the software, which plugs the security hole.
Update now ...
