Using vulnerabilities revealed at the same time as those exploited by the web worm, security firm IRM has demonstrated how they can be used to gain control of a Windows web server. . . .
Using vulnerabilities revealed at the same time as those exploited by the web worm, security firm IRM has demonstrated how they can be used to gain control of a Windows web server.

Using widely available exploit code for the vulnerability, IRM was able to take over a Microsoft server with just a few keystrokes.

The loophole potentially affects millions of web servers, many of which are run by financial organisations.