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[ale] OT: Microsoft announces new ways to bypass security controls

Subject: [ale] OT: Microsoft announces new ways to bypass security controls
From: jonathan at xcorps.net (Jonathan Rickman)
Date: Mon Sep 15 23:53:25 2003
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On Monday 15 September 2003 23:50, Greg wrote:
> no, you can turn it off, or even remove it.  I don't have it on my pc
> at work (MS shop) and I am a web developer running Win 2K Pro (all work
> is on the dept prod or dev box under Source Safe).
>
> Web based outlook is old stuff, and so what is new ??  There are about

They aren't talking about OWA, they are talking about native Outlook to 
Exchange connections over http. Pretty scary thought, considering recent 
events.

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Jonathan Rickman
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