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Daz · 23-10-2008, 21:09

Microsoft has released a critical bug fix outside of the normal patch schedule (a rarity). It's a remote code exploit already in the wild, and affects all NT versions of Windows (2000 -> Vista, though it's not rated 'Critical' for Vista and 2008 Server), which attacks RPC.

In short go to Windows update and get the patch, which will require a reboot

Admins, if you're not subscribed to security bulletin updates (which you are, right?

), the advisory is here, get testing and pushing it out, it's a serious hole.

23-10-2008, 21:09	#1
Daz The Stig Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Swad! Posts: 10,713	FAO Windows Users Microsoft has released a critical bug fix outside of the normal patch schedule (a rarity). It's a remote code exploit already in the wild, and affects all NT versions of Windows (2000 -> Vista, though it's not rated 'Critical' for Vista and 2008 Server), which attacks RPC. In short go to Windows update and get the patch, which will require a reboot Admins, if you're not subscribed to security bulletin updates (which you are, right? ), the advisory is here, get testing and pushing it out, it's a serious hole. __________________ apt-get moo