Microsoft States Full TCP/IP Too Dangerous
daria42 writes "To fully implement the TCP/IP protocol in Windows XP would make creating denial of service attacks 'entirely too trivial', Microsoft has claimed. The company was responding to claims by Nmap author and well-known security expert Fyodor that by repeatedly disabling the ability to send TCP/IP packets via the 'raw sockets' avenue, Microsoft was asking the security community to 'pick their poison': either cripple their operating system or leave it open to hackers. Admitting that a recent security patch had intentionally disabled a community-developed workaround to Microsoft's TCP/IP changes - which were first implemented in Windows XP Service Pack 2 - the company claimed it had received little negative feedback on the issue."
look at 7h3
Consistent wi7h the
I love your analogy :)
Someone please mod the parent up.
About the only thing I needed to add was a USB-serial adapter with a copy of Zterm so I can program the switches. I run our 3com network management software on a copy of Virtual PC. (Come on guys, it's written in Java. Why is there only a Windows version?)
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Needs to be discussed.
It's just the normal noises in here.
Don't put your fucking application's fucking user fucking registry fucking settings in fucking HKEY / fucking LOCAL fucking MACHINE. YES I'M LOOKING AT YOU QUICKTIME!
That's what fucking CURRENT USER is for you fuckwits.
Is that the Microsoft States of America?
Get your own free personal location tracker
Hillary: "We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good." (aye Comrade!)
Microsoft: "We're going to take raw sockets away from you on behalf of the common good."
WTF, they're equally detestable...
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