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January Patch Tuesday about as good as it gets
Stephen Withers
Friday, 09 January 2009 01:38
A remote code execution vulnerability is rated critical on Windows 2000, XP and Server 2003, and moderate on Vista and Server 2008.
The problem extends to server core installations of Windows Server 2008.
Full details will be released at approximately 10am on January 13, US PST.
As usual, Microsoft will also release updates to the Malicious Software Removal Tool and the Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter.
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