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Story: Symantec: Mozilla browsers more vulnerable than IE
Posted by: Arthur B. (Monday 19 September 2005, 9:02 PM)
I think there's a difference between breaking an entry and knowing that a locked down vault is waiting for you versus breaking an entry and knowing that the keys and security codes to the vault are just waiting for you. And not just for the vault you're breaking into but also the keys and codes of some vaults nearby.
Another thing to keep in mind is that when comparing different vendor's roofs you might want to take into account the kind of foundations, structural design specification, etc they actually recommend and those they supply for.
As such it would be best to know exactly what Symantec is saying about what how.
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Story: Symantec: Mozilla browsers more vulnerable than IE
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More lies and damned lies. Read all about the nons... bod the builder -
Look at their own statistics, current situation:
F... Anonymous
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Horsefeathers! guy with tie
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yeeeaaaaa right...wow ...symantec...i will never r... Magnus Grander
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Symantec is rite mozilla sucks ive noticed it... Anonymous -
Only illiterate MSCE technicians prefer... Mark -
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I think there's a difference between breaking an e... Arthur B. -
Why do you give these losers any press? The stuff... Kent Sievers
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It's about time security firms make people aware o... Gerald Hanweck
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Rubbish.... Reports have been missread AGAIN. Ryan Jones
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Rubbish - crap as usual.... I've had more problems... Ryan Jones
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What a comment... utter crap lol.
Symantec is just... Anonymous
