Microsoft refuses to fix security flaw in 600,000 Windows Server 2003-based web servers

John Leonard
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Security flaw affects Windows Server 2003 machines with WebDAV enabled

As many as 600,000 Windows Server 2003 installations still connected to the internet today could be vulnerable to a major security flaw in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0. Howe...

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