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Over the last few hours, Microsoft has announced they have patched a remote code execution in the Windows (server) DNS server. (CVE-2020-1350).

 

There are already patches and workarounds, these need to be applied ASAP. You can find the article on the MSRC page here

 

TLDR;

 

If you cannot apply the patch you can quickly deploy a registry workaround which will mitigate the risk until you can fully patch it. 

 

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DNS\Parameters 
  DWORD = TcpReceivePacketSize 
  Value = 0xFF00

NOTE: this requires a DNS service restart. 

 

Edit: Specify that it only affects the server variants.

 

Edit2:

 

Take this with a grain of salt but there seems to be someone claiming responsibility for it over on twitter.

Edited by Ben Mitchell
Specify that it is for server, also twitter link.
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Should probably note that this is about Windows Server, irrelevant for most people here.

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