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Thread ID: 64940	2006-01-02 11:59:00	A SERIOUS new Windows Vulnerability!	Vince (406)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
417748	2006-01-02 11:59:00	Windows Metafile vulnerability 57 exploites already active in the wild. All Windows versions at risk of malicious images taking control. Read about it and download an immediate workaround safety measure here,_ grc.com	Vince (406)
417749	2006-01-02 17:44:00	Hasn't this already been addressed by Windows Update KB896424 which was included in Auto Updates - mine was actioned 11 November 2005. Update Site (www.microsoft.com)	TeejayR (4271)
417750	2006-01-02 19:42:00	Hasn't this already been addressed by Windows Update KB896424 which was included in Auto Updates - mine was actioned 11 November 2005. Update Site (www.microsoft.com) no and it's already been posted pressf1.pcworld.co.nz	bartsdadhomer (80)
417751	2006-01-02 19:53:00	Thanks - I'm going to turn use unregister option until Micro$oft fixes the bug	TeejayR (4271)
417752	2006-01-02 21:51:00	Thanks	Neil McC (178)
417753	2006-01-03 09:07:00	Came across following, any views on usage until MS gets organised? www.hexblog.com	FrankS (257)
417754	2006-01-03 09:10:00	This looks like a hoax to me ...	Chemical Ali (118)
417755	2006-01-03 09:17:00	Came across following, any views on usage until MS gets organised? www.hexblog.com Get a Mac - It will be a long time before MS ever get a secure reliable OS	Safari (3993)
417756	2006-01-03 09:48:00	Hexblog's cool. Not a hoax. It tells you if you're vulnerable and gives a work around by a guy who's really studied this. Google him.if you're unsure. Seems like the unregister option may not always work, so be careful out there......	kakapo (5362)
417757	2006-01-03 09:55:00	Actually, this link checks vulnerability: www.hexblog.com The one above gives the workaround. Sorry for any confusion.	kakapo (5362)
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