Microsoft has confirmed that a security error in Word 2000 could be exploited to 'kidnap' a user's PC. Some security vendors have said that the above security flaws have been exploited to spread a backdoor trojan with the main function of stealing user information.
In a security bulletin posted on its Web site, Microsoft said it was developing a patch to fix the problem.
However, Microsoft does not appreciate security flaws because this security error requires user interaction to be exploited. To successfully exploit, the attacker must create a malicious Word file and trick the user into opening the file.
In the absence of a patch, Word 2000 users can use Word 2003 Viewer to browse suspected malicious documents or install a small application that warns users before Word 2000 opens. a text file directly from the Internet browser.
The developer also recommends that users should not download text files attached to unidentified emails and regularly upgrade the system's security application updates.
Microsoft confirmed and committed to patch Word 2000
Microsoft has confirmed that a security error in Word 2000 could be exploited to
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