Of all the days for this to happen, it had to happen on a Friday...
Anyway, at the beginning of this summer, I started working as an intern at a small office. This office contains six networked machines held together by a single server, which was, this morning (according to CBL) infected with the rustock spamBOT at 12:00 GMT (6:00 a.m. local time), while no one was most likely in the office. I'm not entirely sure how it was infected, but I'll worry about that later. The CBL report suggested that we run the "Microsoft MSRT," which has been running for an hour and then some already. I went ahead and started up MBAM, but after a little while, I got curious and started poking around in the system information and the list of programs. What I found was that the last time the server had been updated was December 12th, 2007. My guess is that MSRT won't be able to pick out the spamBOT until the system has been fully updated.
So! I am now at a crossroads. Do I continue with the MSRT, or do I update the system to the most recent patch? Writing this out more or less makes me feel like a fool for doing so, but I just wanted a second opinion.
As for the system information...
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for small business
Service Pack 1
Pentium D, 3.00 GHz
2.00 Gb of RAM
Do I need anything else in the system information, or is that everything?