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Microsoft confirmed that attackers can use a malicious shortcut file, identified by the ". lnk" extension, to automatically execute their malware by getting users to view the contents of a folder containing such a shortcut.

Computerworld News 2010

Last Friday, Microsoft confirmed that attackers can use a malicious shortcut file, identified by the ". lnk" extension, to automatically execute their malware by getting users to view the contents of a folder containing such a shortcut.

Techworld.com News 2010

According to Microsoft, Windows fails to correctly parse shortcut files, identified by the ". lnk" extension.

CIO News 2010

The shortcut protection tool works by replacing Windows 'own icon handler, then intercepting Windows' shortcut files -- identified by the ". lnk" extension -- and warning when it spots a suspicious shortcut.

Techworld.com News 2010

Microsoft, hackers can use a malicious shortcut file, identified by the ". lnk" extension, to automatically run their malware simply by getting a user to view the contents of a folder containing the shortcut.

Computerworld News 2010

Last Friday, Microsoft confirmed that attackers can use a malicious shortcut file, identified by the ". lnk" extension, to automatically execute their malware by getting users to view the contents of a folder containing such a shortcut.

Computerworld 2010

The vulnerability, which is in all versions of Windows, is in the code that processes shortcut files ending in ". lnk", according to the

ZDNet UK Highlights 2010

According to Microsoft, Windows fails to correctly parse shortcut files, identified by the ". lnk" extension.

ARN News 2010

WinMove, \% MainWnd\%, ,\%GuiX\%, \% GuiY\%, \% GuiW\%, \% GuiH\%; Restore Gui size if (Pth & & ShowTTip) if (InStr (0FExt, "lnk"))

AutoHotkey Community 2009

WinMove, \% MainWnd\%, ,\%GuiX\%, \% GuiY\%, \% GuiW\%, \% GuiH\%; Restore Gui size if (Pth & & ShowTTip) if (InStr (0FExt, "lnk"))

AutoHotkey Community 2009