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If you're relying on Windows privileges to secure your network, you're
basically screwed.  A whitepater was released today detailing how to
gain localsystem privileges on any Win32-based platform.  And the
kicker is, because it takes advantage of a fundamental flaw in the
design of Windows, it's basically unpatchable, requiring a complete
overhaul of the Windows messaging system to fix.

And the best part is, if you're providing terminal services via a
Citrix server, anyone can own your server, and you'll never be able to
stop them...

  http://security.tombom.co.uk/shatter.html

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