Mozilla bug
Gee even Mozilla and Firefox have security issues. Maybe it would just be better if no one surfed the internet? 🙂
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IT stress
An IT director’s lot is not a happy one. No suprise here really, network security and virus threats keep all of us on our toes, and if you’re unlucky enough to be the place where the buck stops when it comes to being responsible for this stuff, it’s a pretty stressful situation. On the other…
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Critical Update for IE
A workaround fix for that latest security threat, for those of you, like me, who have to support users who refuse to use anything but IE. 🙂
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Links, links and more links!
Things I’m looking at more closely: Hackers Manipulating Internet Explorer Add-Ons Apparently, there is going to be an MT-Blacklist compatible with Movable Type 3.0 I’m still not completely convinced that I’ll be updating the child abuse blog to 3.0, but it’s nice to know I can take my favorite tool with me if I do,…
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XP SP2
There’s a new channel9 video covering some of the new security features and what the user experience is going to be like. By the way, I agree with what Scott says about it. It is going to be harder for casual end users, because they are going to be expected to think. I have been…
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Who are these people?
From a Register article: “Symantec has turned off this auto-responder feature by default for the last two years but systems admins insist on turning it back on, according to Chris Miller, a Symantec mail security product manager.” Well I guess I can quit blaming Symantec for all those “virus bounce” messages and start blaming email…