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Popular MS download has mysterious vuln | |
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| Time: 05:16 EST/10:16 GMT | News Source: The Register | Posted By: Alex Harris | ||
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A certain remote root vulnerability in a Microsoft application called File Transfer Manager (FTM), a gimmick for developers, beta testers and volume license addicts (i.e., most of their corporate customers) alike, is not serious and there's almost no chance that some wily blackhat has used it against you. Honestly, you're safe because "Microsoft believes that only a small number of customers actually are at risk." Redmond's FTM is used by beta testers, MSDN members, clients of the Microsoft Volume Licensing Service, and participants in "a small number of other Microsoft programs" to download software from "certain Microsoft sites." "The FTM is only distributed through these programs, but not every member has installed it. Even among customers who have installed it, not all are at risk, as only certain versions contain the vulnerability," the company says. | ||
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