The most positive step for now is to patch, patch, patch. (At least get the big holes)
Windows, IE, Office, lots of other current MS products.
Lots of 3rd party products (some of the manufactures will be out of business)
Who knows about old MS products.
I have not seen a good tool yet for finding ALL the places to patch.


Part of the reason everyone is so agitated on this hole (that's not quiet a full virus/worm YET) is that there are LOTS of ways for it to sneak in.
It can use many (any?) extension. It can come as just a link to a web site in an e-mail, in the e-mail, maybe a pop-up ad or across the LAN.
Basicly any way that you can move files.


Greg

Dave Marchette wrote:

Odd. My experience with the BANEXT command is that it caused the entire
email be deleted, not just the banned extension.






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