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Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-049

Deeply-nested OWA Request Can Consume Server CPU Availability

This problem can occur if an authenticated GET request for an invalid URL that contains a large number of invalid nested folders is performed against a mailbox. The information store attempts to locate a matching folder for each folder name that requires large amounts of CPU processing.

Who should read this bulletin: System administrators using Microsoft® Exchange 2000.

Impact of vulnerability: Denial of service.

Recommendation: Administrators offering mail service through Outlook Web Access should apply the patch.

Affected Software: Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server Outlook Web Access

News source: XADM: High CPU Use by Store.exe on Exchange 2000 Server SP1 Computer

View: MS01-049 - Deeply-nested OWA Request Can Consume Server CPU Availability

Download: Exchange 2000 Information Store Patch 4720.50

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