New Batch of XP SP2 Holes
terap writes "Microsoft has acknowledged that it is working on a patch for a potentially serious security hole in the 'Remote Desktop' feature. It affects fully patched versions of Windows XP Service Pack 2, even with the integration firewall turned on. There is a possibility this could lead to code execution attacks."
Seriously, it's funny how any bugs or exploits related to Microsoft products get the front page derogatory treatment on slashdot, and any other vulnerabilities from Linux, Apple, etc don't get the same sensationalistic coverage.
Considering that slashdot is a Linux-centric site, what's the reason for posting all this Microsoft minutiae? Doesn't everybody here run Linux, so it's irrelevant to the readership?
I find it funny the editors are probably pushing their thirties, yet still act like 5 year olds toward a billion dollar corporation that has contributed more and done more for the world than they can ever hope to.
...uses the integrated firewall? Seriously, get yourself a real firewall. And unless your life (or job) depends upon it, you shouldn't be using remote desktop, either.
So true. Well, I gotta run. I need to install the latest version of Firefox... ;)
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