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Microsoft has rolled out emergency out-of-band (OOB) security updates to address a critical memory leak issue affecting select versions of Windows Server domain controllers (DCs), causing servers to freeze and restart.

Microsoft has acknowledged that it rolled out a memory leak in its March patches

Microsoft shared an updated DC hardening timeline where it has added new guidance and key dates about the deployment phase. This hardening meant to improve the security of the concerned servers.

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Microsoft has accepted responsibility for recent server crash issues and informed that the reason was a critical memory leak in the system.

Not for the first time, Microsoft has released a patch-for-a-patch after a recent update was found to cause memory leaks in Windows Server.

"Microsoft confirmed that a memory leak introduced with the March 2024 Windows Server security updates is behind a widespread issue causing Windows domain controllers to crash," BleepingComputer reported Thursday. Friday Microsoft wrote that the issue "was resolved in the out-of-band update KB503...

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