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Microsoft releases forgotten SP1 fix

Steven Parker   on 22 January 2003 - 23:19 · 19 comments & 777 views

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Cheers Bink for this update on a forgotten SP1 patrch, released now for XP.
Windows XP Security Patch: Flaw in SMB Signing Could Enable Group Policy to be Modified

A security vulnerability has been identified that could allow an attacker to disrupt a facility by which security settings are applied to Windows-based computers in a corporate network. This could allow the attacker to loosen settings on his or her own computer or impose tighter ones on someone else's. Network administrators can help eliminate this issue by installing this update.

Reason for Revision: Subsequent to releasing this bulletin it was determined that the fix was not included in Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1. The bulletin has been updated to reflect this, and the patch had been updated so that it installs on Windows XP Service Pack 1 systems. Customers who are currently running XP Service Pack 1 should apply the patch.

Download: Q328170_WXP_SP2_x86_ENU.exe
View: Download Info
News source: Microsoft Security Bulletin MS02-070


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(1 reply) #1 Asianboyztn on 22 Jan 2003 - 23:36
what the heck ? look at this Download: Q328170_WXP_SP2_x86_ENU.exe ----> Q328170 but the link to download it http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/7/5/9750cccd-b2dd-4e36-bffd-016d4a9549d7/Q329170_WXP_SP2_x86_ENU.exe ----> Q329170 What up with that ?
#1.1 tryfe on 22 Jan 2003 - 23:43
Interesting filenaming. Also, how in the heck did this become forgotten by the evil horde of the Microsoft Borg. Jeez.
#2 xStainDx on 22 Jan 2003 - 23:42
Already Posted Below... [URL]http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=8626&category=main[/URL]
(6 replies) #3 eaglebtc on 22 Jan 2003 - 23:53
ok so for the computers who haven't installed sp1 yet, or that haven't gotten this patch (which is 99% of the computers on campus) how do i modify the group policies so I can install software in the labs?
#3.1 Jason on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:08
Surley if you have the power (admin account) to do this, then you are the Network Admin and don't need to know how because you would already know. SO I don't need to tell you how
#3.2 xStainDx on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:31
Even if they install Service pack 1, this wouldn't apply, microsoft left it out! So even if they did instlal SP1 they're still vulnerible.
#3.3 creamhackered on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:33
ahem the point to his post was that he clearly isn't a network admin and doesn't have the priveldges to edit GPOs. What he wanted to know is how to do this without being an admin to be able to install software on computers @ a domain. Which is the whole point of this news article. A patch to make sure people without the correct priveleges can edit GPOs.
#3.4 Jason on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:34
HaHaHa a patch to edit GPO's that is funny, You don't want just anyone messing with a companies network, leave it to the Admins they (should) know what they are doing. They probably use Software Update Services
#3.5 creamhackered on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:36
[neoquote=#3.4 by Jason]Software Update Services [/neoquote] An aditional download that not many Administrators download I can tell you that.
#3.6 Jason on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:37
We use it at work.
#4 DWZ on 23 Jan 2003 - 00:34
meh, *installs
#5 Smash on 23 Jan 2003 - 01:01
"forgetting" to include an important update on SP1.... that's our M$
(1 reply) #6 paulhaskew on 23 Jan 2003 - 01:26
man everyday my respect for M$ seems to decline
#6.1 Eric Ferleman on 23 Jan 2003 - 04:34
Aww darn, I'm sure MS is disappointed to hear that. No doubt Billy boy is depressed over it.
#7 DJ^TuRKiYe on 23 Jan 2003 - 01:33
better late then never... i guess
(3 replies) #8 FuhrerDarqueSyde on 23 Jan 2003 - 03:32
m00!
#8.1 Rambo2000 on 23 Jan 2003 - 13:55
Is this the company you want running our future home entertainment on pretty much everything in the future?, another reason for Linux as we choose who to pick.
#8.2 JaggedFlame on 23 Jan 2003 - 15:13
That's a cheap shot. Linux had some SSH bugs a while ago... do you want THAT effort to run your future entertainment on everything in the future? 'Nuff said.
#8.3 Rambo2000 on 24 Jan 2003 - 18:49
It's a cheap shot alright , but what I was getting at, with Linux having many companys, less mistakes will happen, with windows, you are putting all your eggs in one basket which is not a good thing to do.

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