Harold, the vulnerabilities posts are meant to be helpful to interested
users with affected software. So if you run Firefox, IE, or any other
software with issues you may be interested to know what is broken and
how to protect yourself by way of a vendor supplied patch/upgrade or
work around.
Peter Kaulback
Harold B. wrote:
Hello again,
Without meaning to be disrespectful or unappreciative, I have no idea
what I'm supposed to do with vulnerability messages being posted. I know
I brought this up before and I'm not sure the response to me sunk in.
Somehow, what with Avg and ZoneAlarm always on; and Spybot and Ad-aware
which I pull out once in awhile, I don't feel vulnerable. And if I'm
supposed to feel vulnerable, what am I supposed to be afraid of? I know
Symantec was mentioned and Symantec is something I got rid of some weeks
ago - no longer in the computer nor in the registry (you can't beat
RegSeeker for registry cleaning). As an aside, will someone tell me what
Symantec was supposed to do for me? Updates are working fine and nothing
seems rotten in the state of Denmark :) --- Harold
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