[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes on 11/24/2003 3:43 PM:
Question: What speed access is needed to guarantee "mean time to download patches" is significantly less than "mean time to probed by packet-to-0wn" (significantly == 20x lower still gives a 5% chance of getting 0wned while patching)?
That'd have to be very fast indeed, given that only one windows update mirror is used at a time, and patches are downloaded and applied in sequence.
Two ways to get at least some safety -
# Machine behind NAT while it is being updated # Patches preferably downloaded onto a CD and applied offline
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