More Headaches from Vista Security
Michael Cooney writes to tell us Windows Vista may have some serious headaches in store for corporate users with third-party authentication systems like VPNs. From the article: "ISVs say rewriting their code for the new architecture will produce headaches that will extend to their customers that have deployed strong authentication such as biometrics or tokens, enterprise single sign-on and a number of other systems integrated with the Windows authentication architecture."
Hasta la Vista security.
$sig$
Wait a minute! Did you just compare Windows Vista with Ferrari?
It has recently been determined that new versions of operating systems are not always 100% backward-compatible.
Microsoft is leveraging its flagship operating system to corner the market on aspirin...
Excuse me, but isn't "microsoft problem" a redundant phrase?
Corporation (in voice of Smithers): But if you do that, then no 3rd party software will work, and we will be forced to use MS.
Bill (in voice of Mr. Burns): excellent./p?
It puts the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again.
I have the feeling that at this point the managers in Redmond care less about security and more about actually _shipping_ the product.
;-)
To maintain backwards compatability with other Windows versions, of course...
Wait a minute! Did you just compare Windows Vista with Ferrari?
It's expensive to own, expensive to fix, and makes you curse like an italian.
Your point is ???
Take the cheese to sickbay, the doctor should see it as soon as possible - B'Elanna Torres, "Learning Curve"
"Vista Security - I sincerely hope that's not going to become another famous oxymoron like previous Windows releases."
Hey, you hit on another oxymoron (at least with regards to Vista) - "Windows release".
Duck and cover, duck and cover...
#DeleteChrome
You have a five digit /.-id. If you are not an uber geek, then no one is.
Aaah! You're talking about the new Vista Augmented GINA. Nice acronym.