The PPP RFC(1661) was written by a Network Working Group (In fact, The
Point-to-Point Protocol Working Group of The IETF), chaired by Fred
Baker, who was with Advanced Computer Communications. It was edited by
William Simpson, who worked for Computer Systems Consulting Services.
There is no mention of Microsoft anywhere in the RFC
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/cgi-bin/rfc/rfc1661.html
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> I hope you never use PPP to dial up. It is a Microsoft protocol so you need to
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> Just because Microsoft was involved doesn't mean it is insecure.
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> Rusty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/07/2001 07:51:43 PM
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> Subject: Re: SOAP/XML Protocol and filtering, etc.
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> I, for one, will always block SOAP because it was spawned by Mickeysoft and I
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