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Re: Microsoft 0-day word vulnerability - Secunia - Extremely critical

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Subject: Re: Microsoft 0-day word vulnerability - Secunia - Extremely critical
From: schafer_jeffrey@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 14 Dec 2006 04:15:52 -0000

I'm seeing this vulnerability detected like crazy as of 12 Dec. Symantec is 
picking it up as Bloodhound.Exploit.106 as of 12 DEC defs. Strange thing is 
that some of the docs I'm seeing being detected with this vulnerability are 
docs users have had on their systems for years and haven't opened in a very 
long time...so how are they getting infected???

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