New wave of worm attacks target critical Windows flaw

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27th November 2008, 01:31 AM

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New wave of worm attacks target critical Windows flaw

h4Volume, sophistication prompt warnings/h4pMore than a month after Microsoft issued an emergency patch for a Windows vulnerability that allows for self-replicating exploits, researchers have spotted a wave of new attacks in the wild that target the critical flaw.…/p

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