> So, one could give control of Word to someone they trust completely,
> and a hijacker could take over the connection and insert an
> arbitrary command sequence before either party could react.
> Without some very well designed encryption work, NetMeeting's T.120
> implementation can't be secured across the Internet.
>
I'm glad we've narrowed down the risk to a plausible set of events. I agree
there is risk involved here. But this is far from the open invitation Chris
was referring to in his original response.
Larry
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