Thank you Max

This appears to be one of those fluff features that provides a great excuse
for not dealing with some of the core issues we have all experienced
version-after version of JFW.
Let's fix the basics first and then make it cool.

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Eric,
will this continue with future versions?
I for one am very security conscious I would never
let anybody remotely access my computer.
I am very pleased to have a version without tandem access.
Max.
on 06:25 5/11/2008, Eric Damery said:
>Dan,
>
>If the University is concerned, you can use a non Tandem version of 
>JAWS 10 found on the download page:
>
>http://www.freedomscientific.com/downloads/jaws/jaws-downloads.asp
>
>Regards,
>Eric
>
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>This is the last message I will say on this topic.  There is no 
>conspiracy here.  The simple fact is that remote code execution 
>security holes are pretty common.  Unless the developers for this 
>particular code are years ahead of everyone else there are undoubtedly 
>security holes in this tandem software.  Once you put the functionality 
>into the software, someone out there will eventually figure out how to 
>exploit it.  I am not suggesting that FreedomScientific will be spying 
>on you or anything like that.  I am just saying that we see attacks 
>like this at the university all the time, although via other vectors.  
>Never-the-less, this just gives some hacker another bunch of code to 
>possibly exploit.
>
>Personally, I think the threat is relatively small because of the small 
>install base, but saying that absolutely no one will ever get access to 
>your machine without being invited is a bit nieve.
>
>--
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>Dan Rossi
>Carnegie Mellon University.
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