Microsoft is again urging users to apply a patch for a vulnerability in the Windows Server service. The company reported earlier that a new variant of the Conficker worm has surfaced to target the flaw.
Microsoft advised organizations yet again to deploy the patch for a flaw affecting the Windows Server service that was fixed in October. Microsoft Urges Organizations to Patch Server Vulnerability as New Attacks Surface
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