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Your Web Server May Be Compromised

Microsoft issues security bulletin regarding a vulnerability with Internet Information Server 4.0 and Site Server 3.0 sample file viewers, which allow Web site visitors to view files on your server.

05/11/1999

According to a Microsoft Security Bulletin issued May 7, visitors to your Web site may be able to view files on your server, which might contain sensitive data such as passwords or credit card numbers stored in databases.

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