Microsoft Bracing for Worm Attack

10010010 writes "A network worm attack targeting a critical Microsoft Windows vulnerability appears inevitable. The flaw is easy to exploit, as evidenced by the quick release of an exploit module for HD Moore's Metasploit Framework. Within hours of the Patch Day release Tuesday, two pen testing companies (Immunity and Core) created and released 'reliable exploits' for the flaw, which was deemed wormable on all Windows versions, including Windows XP SP2 and Windows Server 2003 SP1."

Comments

Re:Not quite

[0110011001110101]

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Re:So, an Exploit For a Patch?

[tomstdenis]

Hmm, well eitherway. Going commando is clearly an american term since they're the only people with real militant attitudes. /me ducks.

Tom

Re:So, an Exploit For a Patch?

[Overly Critical Guy]

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