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Marc Liron
Hi,
My site has been receiving a lot of email about the new
security vulnerability to users of XP (and NT4/2000/2003)
Some of the folks writing to me are confused about this
issue as it relates to the flaw in XP's DCOM/RPCSS
services.
Microsoft have already issued a patch under KB823980 for
a known security threat. (Those that did not apply this
patch are the ones who were hit by the MSBlaster worm!)
However, Microsoft have discovered THREE more flaws that
could lead to another similar worm attacking tens of
thousands of users!
Users need to patch their systems against any potential
Threat exploiting these new DCOM/RPCSS flaws.
I have posted the following article in response to the
amount of interest in this subject.
The new patch is under KB824146 - released 10th Sept 2003
http://www.updatexp.com/kb824146.html
Kind Regards
Marc Liron
www.updatexp.com
My site has been receiving a lot of email about the new
security vulnerability to users of XP (and NT4/2000/2003)
Some of the folks writing to me are confused about this
issue as it relates to the flaw in XP's DCOM/RPCSS
services.
Microsoft have already issued a patch under KB823980 for
a known security threat. (Those that did not apply this
patch are the ones who were hit by the MSBlaster worm!)
However, Microsoft have discovered THREE more flaws that
could lead to another similar worm attacking tens of
thousands of users!
Users need to patch their systems against any potential
Threat exploiting these new DCOM/RPCSS flaws.
I have posted the following article in response to the
amount of interest in this subject.
The new patch is under KB824146 - released 10th Sept 2003
http://www.updatexp.com/kb824146.html
Kind Regards
Marc Liron
www.updatexp.com