thing about this is that the FAA and the developers
of the app knew about the problem for quite some time, knew what the
problem was, and, rather than fix the code, they just rebooted the
system to work around it and ignored the main problem.
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drift. You have to start from finding out what's on the machines,
and how they communicate. Once you know what you have, you can make a risk
analysis of the situation.
Troy
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 19:35:25 +0200, Jean Gruneberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
OK - here
Quoting Michael Scheidell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
sent alert to [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED], all
three bounced. Can anyone tell me the official address or procedure
to notify IBM?
Try [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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if the timestamp is the same. If the system
requires accurate time, then the acquired md5sum is only useful in the sense that
you can theoretically break it by going through all possible combinations for the
text.
Troy
Troy KorjuslommiTksoft Inc.
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days or less.
On any other list, I would agree. If this were Usenet, I'd agree.
However, Full Disclosure, by its very nature, needs to be unmoderated
and unfiltered. That's what makes this list unique.
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to append a message to outgoing mail is for marketing purposes. It
gets their product name out there.
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would be to block all attachments, but
that will, once again, take away what makes this list unique.
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to
filter out worms for you, you're lulling yourself into a false sense of
security, which is worse than no security at all.
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far that mishandles signatures like that.
many persons find that repugnant
While this is true, I was addressing somebody using OE, so mentioning
Outlook is probably safe. :)
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with an
attached signature file, so it's no problem for me if you sign them. I
usually ignore the signature but, if I need to verify a message, I can
pull the attachment out for verification.
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, but that's how it sounds. Nobody is
forcing you to open attachments. If you are unable to switch to an email
client that handles in-line signatures correctly, then don't read their
messages.
If you don't want to switch to Outlook, try Becky.
http://www.rimarts.co.jp
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on it, right? :)
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JavaScript disabled for security reasons,
regardless of their version of IE.
I agree with Nick. It is ironic and unfortunate that MS would force
users to turn on a potentially unsafe scripting language to read a
security bulletin.
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
In my opinion, it would be too easy to create false Webs of Trust
through something like Orkut. I personally have people on my friends
list that I've never actually met in person.
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/* Troy Solo*/
/* [EMAIL
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Last time I checked, Windows Update didn't upgrade third-party software
like apt does.
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/* Ignotum per Ignotius */
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James F. Wilkus
credit card numbers.
Still, they should have a warning on their site. After all, curling
irons have warnings not to insert them into any orifice. :)
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, it wouldn't take much code to have it look at the
URL, decide it if probably contains sensitive information, and make the
user confirm that they still want to use the service.
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] and everyone
else on another private list, I misunderstood and assumed that meant he
spammed the list, which others apparently also did. Now that I've gone
back and re-read your message, it's clear, but it was easy to mis-read,
especially since I was just skimming through this thread.
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this one? http://www.rimarts.co.jp/becky.htm
One of features of the Becky email client is the ability to take an
incoming HTML message and display *only* the text from that message.
The best thing is that this feature is *on* by default.
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version of XP and/or IE you use?
A coworker reproduced it under English XP. However, it's a pretty much
fresh install of XP. The IE build IE 6.0.2600..xpclient.010817-1148.
Maybe it was fixed in a hotfix that hasn't been translated yet.
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the footer, you've most likely taken the time to trim anything not
relevant to your response.
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