Bot attacks vulnerable Windows systems; Microsoft patch buggy
Microsoft on Thursday disclosed a bug in a patch for a critical vulnerability, and Symantec retracted a claim that automated code was compromising one Windows vulnerability and warned that a bot network was on the loose and taking advantage of another.
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