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Who controlled the Rustock botnet? The question remains unanswered: Microsoft’s recent takedown of the world’s largest spam engine offered tantalizing new clues to the identity and earnings of the Rustock botmasters.
Last week there was widespread media coverage of a successful effort by Microsoft and US Marshals to take down the command and control capabilities of the Rustock botnet.
Microsoft says the vulnerability used by researcher Stephen Fewer to exploit Internet Explorer 8 has already been fixed in the RC and RTM versions of Internet Explorer 9.
It's an "important, non-security update" that restricts "AutoRun entries in the AutoPlay dialog to only CD and DVD drives".
"By some accounts, Microsoft and Google are at each other's throats over the disclosure of vulnerabilities.
Summarising what seems to have happened in fewer than 100 words is a challenging exercise, but here goes:"
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