Microsoft acknowledged the report, and said it is investigating the
vulnerability.
Symantec's DeepSight network, which issued a warning about the
vulnerability in Windows Mail early this morning, upped the threat
rating from 6.8 to 7.5 in a follow-up alert after it confirmed that
the bug was remote code exploitable. That means an attacker could
introduce his or her own malware onto a compromised computer. Windows
Mail is the successor to Outlook Express, the entry-level e-mail app
that's been bundled with the operating system since the Windows 95
edition.
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Shawn