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19-May-2009, 08:26 AM #1
Microsoft warns of new server vulnerability
Microsoft warns of new server vulnerability.

A new, unpatched vulnerability exists in one of Microsoft's server products, the company warned late Monday.

Note: Read the technical bulletin link in the article to find out how to adjust configuration settings to mitigate the impact of the flaw.

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