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Judith Rothstein #1
flaw reported about 10 days ago re windows
Just prior to recently, The Christian Science Monitor
cited that a major flaw in Windows had been reported, from
Poland, a flaw in Windows that created swiss-cheese access
for hackers. I have Windows XP on a Dell Inspiron
(installed on the Dell when it arrived form the factory)
and my question is this: am I at risk for invasion of
hackers and if so, what can I do to correct my Windows?
Judith Rothstein Guest
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Miha Pihler #2
Re: flaw reported about 10 days ago re windows
Hi Judith,
visit [url]www.windowsupdate.com[/url] and select Scan for Updates -> Click on Review
and install updates and then select Install Now.
This process will install all critical updates on your PC. You should visit
this page regularly to keep your PC up to date.
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Mike
MCSA 2K, MCSE 2K, MCT, ...
"Judith Rothstein" <therword@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:0a1301c34fa4$db154160$a601280a@phx.gbl...> Just prior to recently, The Christian Science Monitor
> cited that a major flaw in Windows had been reported, from
> Poland, a flaw in Windows that created swiss-cheese access
> for hackers. I have Windows XP on a Dell Inspiron
> (installed on the Dell when it arrived form the factory)
> and my question is this: am I at risk for invasion of
> hackers and if so, what can I do to correct my Windows?
Miha Pihler Guest
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Alun Jones [MS MVP] #3
Re: flaw reported about 10 days ago re windows
In article <0a1301c34fa4$db154160$a601280a@phx.gbl>, "Judith Rothstein"
<therword@yahoo.com> wrote:It's really tricky to answer that sort of question. It's rather like trying>Just prior to recently, The Christian Science Monitor
>cited that a major flaw in Windows had been reported, from
>Poland, a flaw in Windows that created swiss-cheese access
>for hackers.
to answer whether you're vulnerable to a new confidence trick that's
sweeping the nation - without being told what the con is about.
Having said that, my best advice would be to install / enable your firewall,
keep your system updated, and if you have the interest, go reading the
security bulletins from Microsoft.
Alun.
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