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Microsoft issues emergency software update
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Microsoft Corp has issued an emergency software update to fix a security glitch that affects domain privileges in all supported versions of Windows.
Microsoft Corp has issued an emergency software update to fix a security glitch that affects domain privileges in all supported versions of Windows.
The vulnerability could allow an attacker to upgrade unprivileged domain user account privileges to those of a domain administrator account.
The update was released on Tuesday, according to information available on the company's Security Response Center website.
Microsoft said it was aware of limited, targeted attacks that aimed to exploit the security issue at the time it issued the update.
Reuters
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