Microsoft's Patch Tuesday to leave Windows Server 2003 unprotected

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Windows Server 2003 to remain unpatched against major year-old flaw due to effort required to fix it

Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday has fixed three vulnerabilities rated "critical" among a total of nine updates, including a major fix for cross-site-scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Internet Explo...

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