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September 10, 2003, Microsoft has issued another security Bulletin MS03-039. A buffer overrun in the RPCSS service could allow an intruder (worm) to execute code on a remote system. This is comparable (yet not the same) to the vulnerability that was exploited by Blaster in August.

Worm-writers now get a lot of press coverage, so I guess it's a matter of time until a new piece of code is written that targets this vulnerability.

Even if you patched your system against Blaster before, you should apply the new update via http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com.