Jeffrey Walton wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
>> ... administrative rights for every user account
This WAS the default for user accounts back then, and still IS the
default for user accounts created during setup.
> Hmmm... XP/x64 appears to have a bug such that the second user also
> needs to be admin (
Hi Stefan,
> ... administrative rights for every user account
Hmmm... XP/x64 appears to have a bug such that the second user also
needs to be admin (perhaps XP/x86, too). XP does not recognize the
first account as admin, so the second account cannot be limited (at
least on my test box).
Vista and
Hi,
since it's start about 20 years ago Windows NT supports (fine grained)
ACLs, including the permission "execute file".
In their very finite wisdom Microsoft but decided back then to have
this permission set on EVERY file a user creates (and assumes it is
set on local and remote file systems wh
On Aug 23, 2013, at 1:48 AM, Bart van Tuil wrote:
> Is it just me, or does it seem that **any** way to change the browser
> headers requires a degree of control that is same as, or higher than,
> the one we're trying to get?
>
> I am sure there are a lot of ways (flash, javascript, objects) to
Hello,
Please see below for the official announcement of a serious security
vulnerability which has been discovered and subsequently fixed in Apache
Hadoop releases.
Best,
Aaron
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Hash: SHA1
CVE-2013-2192: Apache Hadoop Man in the Middle Vulnerability
Severity:
Hello,
Please see below for the official announcement of a serious security
vulnerability which has been discovered and subsequently fixed in Apache
HBase releases.
Best,
Aaron
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
CVE-2013-2193: Apache HBase Man in the Middle Vulnerability
Severity: S
