What's the security issue with using a document file format based on XML?
http://soa.sys-con.com/node/1061373
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2009/08/researchers_xml_security_flaw.html
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What's the security issue with using a document file format based on XML?
http://soa.sys-con.com/node/1061373
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2009/08/researchers_xml_security_flaw.html
No, there's nothing inherently insecure about XML. These flaws aren't in XML
itself,
No, there's nothing inherently insecure about XML. These flaws aren't in XML
itself, they're in some of the code libraries that developers use to process
XML.
The most important issue is that MS has to stop selling Word with XML
and pay money. In effect, Word has been orphaned unless MS
The most important issue is that MS has to stop selling Word with XML
and pay money. In effect, Word has been orphaned unless MS can switch
to something besides XML quickly.
No, the ruling is much narrower than just You can't use XML. It has to do
with support for the creation of certain
Fine, but my point is that these are not security issues with XML as you
implied. They are issues with the code that parses and processes XML
documents. It's not valid to say XML has security
issues, because it doesn't.
What's the difference between Microsoft Core Services having an
What's the difference between Microsoft Core Services having an
implementation of XML tools that are subject to great misuse and
Security issues with XML? If you can't use XML without a risk of
garnering little trojans or implementing some zero day flaw, what's the
practical difference.
Guess patents are coming back to bite MS. Apparently another entity had
a patent on XML. So much for XML as a generic standard. Considering
how XML has been a pain in the rear of security, it might not be a major
loss.
What's the security issue with using a document file format based on XML?
At 08:31 PM 8/12/2009, Art Clemons wrote:
Guess patents are coming back to bite MS. Apparently another entity had
a patent on XML. So much for XML as a generic standard. Considering
how XML has been a pain in the rear of
