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Story: Microsoft IE patch leaves users locked out
Posted by: Anonymous (Sunday 8 February 2004, 12:14 AM)
Well, once again, we have the dumbing down of features in a product...features which are vulnerable to attack. Sure, we could all use brain-dead browsers, but then we lose support for even more features. This is all just a part of life on the net.
As to the guy who patched and was surprised at the bug, I would suggest that you hire experienced engineers who test patches first....and control their release with products such as SUS. Gee, central patch management, that's a thought!
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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 -
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Insert this in the registry and all user/passwords... Anonymous
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