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The Buck Stops Where?
Tim Mullen, 2002-04-15

Don't blame Microsoft. They gave you the patch; it's your responsibility to use it.

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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-15
Nighthawk (3 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-05-06
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
hmmm... (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-23
dave.williams@gte.net
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-30
Bruno Ferreira
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-15
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-18
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-20
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-23
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-22
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-15
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Willie (2 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
Anonymous (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-20
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-23
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anonymous
Responsibility? 2002-04-16
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Andy
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anonymous (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
Anonymous (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-18
Anonymous
The underlaying concept VS patches 2002-04-16
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anon (3 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-18
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-05-05
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anonymous
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-16
Anonymous
Chase the vulnerability -- the game you can't win 2002-04-16
Scott Wimer
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
Anonymous (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-17
Anonymous
You may be using PHP (which also has issues) but did you go back and purposefully remove the ASP ISAPI support? If not, you are still vulnerable. Even if *you* did, many people will not. The point is that most installations will have asp enabled, and a high percentage have to have it. If you have PHP on a Win32 box, you are a minority, and you know that. Stop being so pedantic.

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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-23
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The Buck Stops Where? -- No, not everyone uses ASP 2002-04-25
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-26
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The Buck Stops Where? 2002-04-29
Anonymous (1 replies)
The Buck Stops Where? 2002-05-04
Anonymous
Tim, when is the last time you had to admin more than 50 servers...? 2002-04-30
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