0patch protects legacy Windows Server versions from critical DNS remote code execution

First reported by Neowin at · Updated · 1 source

Microsoft fixed the stack-based buffer overflow in August by limiting recursion depth, and 0patch now brings identical protection to Windows Server 2008 R2 and 2012 editions.

Reported so far by one publisher.

Summary from Neowin.

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Neowin 0patch protects legacy Windows Server versions from critical DNS remote code execution · Paul Hill

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