Windows Mail identifies and stops all ten threats on its list, Stratio-Zip, Netsky-D, and MyDoom-O are able to bypass security when a third-party email client is used.
I am suprised at the amount of electronic voting problems in US & Canada that I read about on Slashdot. A big democracy like India successfully used electronic voting in the last election.
Indian voting systems using basic $200 machine while US machines are $3000 systems loaded with millions of lines of code. 380 million Indians cast their votes on more than 1 million machines and the election, the largest electronic voting in the world.
The lesson here is to simply the system. Don't make the system overtly complicated. The more complicated the system, the more bugs it will have and more difficult solutions to the problems.
The Secunia test says I am not vulnerable with Vista RC1
Vista RC1 was released almost a month ago. So I am surprised this new XP IE7 build still exibits this issue.
Looking at the source, I suspect this is not a IE issue at all, instead this is a MSXML issue. Vista has anewer version of MSXML. XP IE7 seems to be using the older version.
I should also point out that by default the machine administrator account is disabled. So no amount of password-cracking software will let you log-in as admin.
Here is a stupid fact: Search for 'Search' on the goog lab's accessible search page. MSN.com is listed as the first.
Does that make MSN.com the most accessible compliant search page? I know/read that MSN.com has the highest complaince for CSS and HTML compared to the other portal pages. But accessible I think not.
Slashdot Mirror
Back in 2003 I used to get about 5 spams a day in my hotmail Inbox.
Now it has dropped to an average of 1 per month.
In addition to what other posters mentioned,you can also use Live Meeting
My USB recovery tool is Vista WinPE
a milyID=c7d4bc6d-15f3-4284-9123-679830d629f2&Displa yLang=en
You can get it from the WAIK :
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?F
... I build a radar.
Now I don't build cool stuff I just write code.
I was being sarcastic.
That comment seems to be from the Slashdot editor not from the submitter.
Obviously he didn't get a peek.
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Windows Mail identifies and stops all ten threats on its list,
Stratio-Zip, Netsky-D, and MyDoom-O are able to bypass security when a third-party email client is used.
Good proof that Vista is insecure.
I have USB stick loaded with WinPE for cleanup or maintenance tasks.
Activision is the second largest third-party game publisher.
I would love to know which scanner has the ability to scan with such high fidelity.
by exposing 0-day bugs other than helping bad hackers but I would love to see someone poke holes in MS SQL server.
/ 07/sql-server-2005-1-year-and-not-yet-counting.asp x
Its been 1 year with no known exploits in SQL Server 2005 (zero in the product lifetime)
http://blogs.technet.com/security/archive/2006/11
On their Local Live site.
6 /26/647007.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/mappoint_b2b/archive/2006/0
Brad Garlinghouse should setup an example for other to follow.
He should lay himself off.
I am suprised at the amount of electronic voting problems in US & Canada that I read about on Slashdot.
A big democracy like India successfully used electronic voting in the last election.
Indian voting systems using basic $200 machine while US machines are $3000 systems loaded with millions of lines of code.
380 million Indians cast their votes on more than 1 million machines and the election, the largest electronic voting in the world.
The lesson here is to simply the system. Don't make the system overtly complicated. The more complicated the system, the more bugs it will have and more difficult solutions to the problems.
Thats what I was thinking too.
Here is the Live Search's Macro site for those who don't know:
Live Search Macros
Looks like Samsung and Microsoft designed this together.s /HardDiskDrive_20050425_0000117556.htm
http://www.samsung.com/Products/HardDiskDrive/new
It was on display at WinHEC in April 2005.
The Secunia test says I am not vulnerable with Vista RC1
Vista RC1 was released almost a month ago.
So I am surprised this new XP IE7 build still exibits this issue.
Looking at the source, I suspect this is not a IE issue at all, instead this is a MSXML issue.
Vista has anewer version of MSXML.
XP IE7 seems to be using the older version.
I should also point out that by default the machine administrator account is disabled.
So no amount of password-cracking software will let you log-in as admin.
server then the machine Admin password is the same as domain admin password.
It seems to just previews not the whole books.
There are people who still haven't upgraded to XP SP2 or 2003 SP1 ?
Microsoft shouldn't waste time patching/supporting these older browser versions.
I had too many slowness problems using java on my phone that I had uninstall it.
A simple html based page would have been much better.
Will wait and see what Windows Live Local and Yahoo Maps will cookup. Maybe they will have a more workable product.
Here is a stupid fact:
Search for 'Search' on the goog lab's accessible search page.
MSN.com is listed as the first.
Does that make MSN.com the most accessible compliant search page?
I know/read that MSN.com has the highest complaince for CSS and HTML compared to the other portal pages.
But accessible I think not.
I was slipstreaming post XP SP2 to the Windows SP2 installation.
There are plenty of references about slipstreaming.
x86 versions only.
Would be interesting to know if there will be or are 64-bit versions of rootkits.