Microsoft has released an upgrade for the TCP/IP stack in Windows 95 that fixes a bug in Internet Explorer 4.0, improves network performance, and, most importantly, fixes all known vulnerabilities in the Windows 95 TCP/IP stack. Previous versions of the Windows 95 TCP/IP stack--which is used to connect Windows 95 PCs to the Internet and other networks--left the machine open to various denial-of-service attacks.
Microsoft notes that Windows 98 already includes all of the fixes and updated code in the new TCP/IP release.
For more information--and, please, read the release notes carefully before installing this--visit the Windows Sockets 2 Update page
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