Andrew Jaquith
Andrew Jaquith
crying problems question security stream
It's not a question of someone crying wolf. It's just that there are so many wolves, there is a lot of crying going on. It's just one more thing in a never-ending stream of security problems for Windows.
code prevent
It's one thing to say you can't have executable code and another to actually prevent that from happening.
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As PT Barnum put it, there is a sucker born every minute. I'm glad to see the FBI warning consumers.
computers looked workers
They looked at everything workers did on the computers.
comment positive seen single software together
I haven't seen a single positive comment about this and it makes them look at little slimy, ... They should have been above-board and should have used software that they hadn't cobbled together themselves.
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This type of problem is not unique to Microsoft, but they seem to keep making the same mistakes. The vulnerability is noteworthy because hackers could create an automated exploit that would impact the vast number of Windows users.
identity instead management people simplify single solution
With more people getting involved, identity management is getting more complicated instead of simpler. A single solution would simplify the process, and all of these offerings do the same things.
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The problem with most security products is that they require people to change their behavior, so vendors need to make it as simple as possible for all users to take the necessary steps to protect themselves.