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Story: Microsoft IE patch leaves users locked out
Posted by: Arthur B. (Wednesday 4 February 2004, 11:56 PM)
A whole week? And that wasn't enough time to not only become aware of the news but also enough time to find everything that might give problems and solve those problems along with some serious testing?
To be fair, on MSDN the warnings came much earlier but not that many keep up with what's written there.
Also, feature rich and fast to market (quick and dirty) usually wins from security considerations. After all, if it's payed for why improve it without some form of compensation, right?
Surely, Microsoft can relate to that.
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Story: Microsoft IE patch leaves users locked out
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This isn't exactly news. Microsoft was advertisin... Anonymous -
A whole week? And that wasn't enough time to not o... Arthur B. -
It's perfectly valid to pass username and password... S.
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Insert this in the registry and all user/passwords... Anonymous
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With all the better browsers out there for the PC,... Melangell
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With all the better browsers out there for the PC,... Melangell
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Who will refund me for changing my identification... Carton
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Classwork? Maybe you should go back to school, .ht... jerry ackeman
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This recent gift from Microsoft has screwed up all... Anonymous
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