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August 7th, 2008 by dnielson
July’s highly publicized DNS flaw had the security world scrambling as a team of researchers worked to protect Windows shops against a cache poisoning vulnerability. In this month’s What’s Hot in Windows Security podcast, learn more about the origin of the DNS flaw, how you can defend your Windows network against related exploits and where we stand now in terms of correcting the flaw.
Highlights:
(0:47) Windows DNS cache poisoning attack plagues Windows shops
(2:13) Early information leak increases security risks
(3:04) How close are we to a resolution?
(3:37) How can you protect yourself against this attack?
(4:57) What level of damage can this flaw cause?
DNS flaw threatens Windows shops [6:33m]:
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Posted: August 7th, 2008 under Windows security vulnerability, Internet security, Patches.
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Useful and interesting.
Comment by TheDemodog — August 7, 2008 @ 1:05 pm