Well, Netaxs is lying, either through ignorance or intentionally. They are
indeed using a realtime blackhole list, www.uceprtotect.net, and blocking
mail from Verizon mail servers. The UCEprotect methodology is here:
http://www.uceprotect.net/en/index.php?m=3s=0
Level 1, which your Verizon
Anyone seen any technical discussion of this?
It sounds like the flaw allows a denial-of-service attack by having
thousands of files put on your desktop.
But I bet there are technical articles that indicate if there is a
significant problem security-wise.
I noticed that all the related stories
Down to their last cards.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
-Original Message-
So MS plays the fear card.
*
** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy **
** policy, calmness, a member map, and
Comments I've read from Windows programmers suggest that Apple's
programmers may be a bit too naive about Windows. Despite hearing all the
stories about Windows' foulness they still assume a higher level of
quality and professionalism than Microsoft is able to deliver.
Consequently problems
I just received this email today (6/1/08). It is the first email since
1:30 am on 5/28/08. How do I know if my mail is bouncing back and what
do I need to do to keep on the list?
I think AOL was down over the weekend. The message I got said I wasn't
able to establish an SMTP connection so
The Dick Cheneys and Microsofts of the world count on your reliable
response to the fear card. Your ready reaction turns the fear card into
the Bingo! Card for them - every time.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
-Original Message-
Not that I'm a MS defender in the least, nor am I am Mac lover,
Not that I'm a MS defender in the least, nor am I am Mac lover, but...
MS is screwed either way. If they don't publicize the problem, then
they'll be blamed because they knew about it and didn't do anything.
They chose - what I consider the decent thing to do - to let people know
about the
They are naive and code badly because of it? You keep spinning and yer
gonna get dizzy. Apple also said they aren't going to fix the issue.
Professionalism? Google apple microsoft zero day patch and you'll hit
articles showing apple is so professional they lag behind in issuing zero
day
Tom,
I think you are right. Once the list got back up, I saw that i
was not the only one with problems over the weekend.
Steve
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I just received this email today (6/1/08). It is the first email since
1:30 am on 5/28/08. How do I know if my mail is bouncing back and
So to sum up. Safari has a flaw, that enables a second flaw in explorer to
be exploited. MS is going to patch explorer, Apple has zero plans to patch
even though when MS patches, the safari bug will still have security effects
on the system. And you think MS is less professional then Apple is
10 matches
Mail list logo
