Microsoft refuses to fix security flaw in 600,000 Windows Server 2003-based web servers
Security flaw affects Windows Server 2003 machines with WebDAV enabled
How strong is the security on server software that's almost 15 years old?
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. However,...
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