Cisco Products Have Backdoors
Cbs228 writes "A Cisco Security Advisory released yesterday admits that "A default username/password pair is present in all releases of the Wireless LAN Solution Engine (WLSE) and Hosting Solution Engine (HSE) software. A user who logs in using this username has complete control of the device. This username cannot be disabled." Can we really trust closed-source vendors, such as Cisco, to develop secure products that are free of backdoors?"
And every time I eat Taco Bell or Skyline Chili, I am acutely reminded of that.
I just heard some sad news on talk radio - 'grunge' rocker Kurt Cobain was found dead in his Washington home 10-years ago this week. I'm sure we all miss him, even if you weren't a fan of his music there's no denying his contribution to popular culture. Truly an American icon.
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That boss of mine whom I hated told me that CISCO was the best. I told him it wasn't!! We'll show him now!!!
Cisco actually has a better track record than some other closed source vendors I could mention.
I don't mean to be a grammar troll, but clearly you used the wrong tense:
"Cisco actually had a better track record...."
Opinions on the Twiddler2 hand-held keyboard?
Mod parent -2 (Grammar Troll)
Track records are constantly evolving. I beleive 'has' was appropriate.
OK, if any joke post deserved to be marked "insightful," this is the one. Of course, it doesn't matter, because it's an AC.
I have realized it's bogus only because it's 1 of April. Wait a minute...