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Microsoft has released a patch that addresses a denial of service (DoS) vulnerability that exists in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0 because the function that processes wildcard sequences in FTP commands does not always allocate...

Microsoft has released a patch that fixes a security vulnerability in IIS 5.0 resulting from an unchecked buffer in the .printer ISAPI extension. A malicious attack from this vulnerability would lead to a full compromise of the server. This version is the...

This update addresses the 'Windows 2000 SMTP Mail Relaying' security vulnerability in the Windows 2000 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service and is discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-037. Download now to prevent malicious users from...

This update resolves the 'Unchecked Buffer in SNMP Service Could Enable Arbitrary Code to be Run' security vulnerability in Windows 2000, and is discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS02-006. This patch prevents a malicious user from running code of...

An unchecked buffer exists in the Still Image Service' on Windows 2000 hosts. A locally logged-on user can execute malicious code that will use the still image service to escalate their permissions equal to that of the Still Image Service, namely,...

The HTML Help facility in Windows includes an ActiveX control that provides much of its functionality. One of the functions exposed via the control contains an unchecked buffer, which could be exploited by a Web page hosted on an attacker?s site or sent...

By sending a specially malformed management request to a system running an affected version of the SNMP service, an attacker could cause a denial of service. In addition, it is possible that he could cause code to run on the system in LocalSystem context....

All versions of Windows ship with an ActiveX control known as the Certificate Enrollment Control, the purpose of which is to allow Web-based certificate enrollments. The control contains a flaw that could enable a Web page, through an extremely complex...

All versions of Windows ship with an ActiveX control known as the Certificate Enrollment Control, the purpose of which is to allow Web-based certificate enrollments. The control contains a flaw that could enable a Web page, through an extremely complex...

All versions of Windows ship with an ActiveX control known as the Certificate Enrollment Control, the purpose of which is to allow Web-based certificate enrollments. The control contains a flaw that could enable a Web page, through an extremely complex...