, 2003-04-27
With Windows Server 2003, Microsoft has finally produced an operating system that isn't begging to be hacked on the first boot.
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-04-28
Anonymous (2 replies)
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-04-28
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-04-29
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-04-30
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-05-01
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Secure by Default - READ BEFORE YOU POST.
2003-05-02
Penguinisto (1 replies)
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Secure by Default, Insecure by Birth
2003-04-28
Drek Software Inc. (2 replies)
Drek Software Inc. (2 replies)
Well, I'll give you this much, Timster...
2003-04-28
Penguinisto (4 replies)
Penguinisto (4 replies)
Well, I'll give you this much, Timster...
2003-04-28
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Well, I'll give you this much, Timster...
2003-04-29
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Well, I'll give you this much, Timster...
2003-04-29
Penguinisto (1 replies)
Penguinisto (1 replies)
Well, I'll give you this much, Timster...
2003-04-29
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Zealotry comes in all forms.
2003-04-29
matt@beatlab.org (2 replies)
matt@beatlab.org (2 replies)
Secure by Default (Pathetic)
2003-04-29
Anonymous (3 replies)
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Secure by Default
2003-04-29
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)

We're in the year 2003 now Sparky. Nine months ago was the year 2002.
Suppose Microsoft delayed release of this for 12 months for your benefit to show yourself up on securityfocus.com.
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