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Ok.. enough with the esotherical blabbering..;)
There's an actual trojan out for this now
http://www.theregister.com/2005/12/0...xploit_trojan/
http://www.microsoft.com/security/en...:Win32/Delf.DH
And still no patch..
So I'd still like to call it a vulnerability in the default installation of Windows
(except for server 2003 which has ActiveScripting disabled by default)
Yey.. more exploits..
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/securit...9225674,00.htmSo still 11 days to go ??Quote:
Sutton also warned computer users to be on guard for exploitation of the unpatched bug. "The one to pay attention to is the vulnerability that remains unpatched. Microsoft has released an advisory for this but no patch yet," he said. Microsoft may issue a fix outside of its monthly patching cycle for this problem, Sutton said.
Microsoft's next monthly patch release is scheduled for December 13.