Unofficial Registry Script Blunts MS Word Zero-Day Attack

By Ryan Naraine  |  Posted 05-22-2006
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Internet security experts recommend that Windows users implement software restriction policies to reduce the effects of ongoing zero-day attacks against a code execution flaw in Microsoft Word.

In the absence of a patch for a dangerous code execution hole in Microsoft Word, security experts are recommending that Windows users implement software restriction policies to blunt the effects of ongoing zero-day attacks.

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