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A flaw in Microsoft Internet Explorer allows an attacker to perform a SSL Man-In-The-Middle attack without the majority of users recognising it. In fact the only way to detect the attack is to manually compare the server name with the name stored in the certificate.
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And it's any wonder why I don't use IE anymore and instead use a much more compliant and superior product otherwise known as Opera 6.0 ? I think MS wins the prize for "Most bugs in a single year". Way to go MS! And to think, about four years ago, if you were an "MCSE" (something which means you took a 3 week crash course), it was highly vaunted. Yeah right...anyone that's an MCSE calling me up about how to blow out the partition table for a disk that had linux on it can't be that knowledgeable. Go figure.
Hey now, I've been screwing up linux partitions long before I took those mcse exams. To think my course was only two-weeks long as well, damn I think I'm ahead of the game. I had a point to responding to this before I starting writing, damnit, oh well, I think I wanted to say something like not everyone who knows microsoft is a dimwit.Quote:
Originally posted by Vorlin
Yeah right...anyone that's an MCSE calling me up about how to blow out the partition table for a disk that had linux on it can't be that knowledgeable. Go figure.