No. Although Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, and Windows
Millennium Edition do contain the affected component, the vulnerability
is not critical because an exploitable attack vector has not been
identified that would yield a Critical severity rating for these
versions. For more information about severity ratings, visit the
following Web site."

98's not vulnerable because it hasn't been attacked to their knowledge,
although it can be successfully if anyone tries. Only those *******s
could find that to be logical.


You're not reading it correctly.

Microsoft didn't say the stated operating systems weren't vulnerable. They
said they weren't crtically vulnerable.