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you wouldn't mind if someone came in your house because you had faulty locks and installed a content DVD on your TV without your knowledge or permission. After all the lock company is at fault for your locks and it is only a "content DVD".
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i-Lookup flaw has been around for months..  el1jones | 06/09/04
Chronic HIA. . .  boomslang_z | 06/10/04
MS reacts to attack vectors, not fixes design flaws  oldskool | 06/10/04
How is it criminal to use this flaw?  voska | 06/09/04
Well, Let's see....  el1jones | 06/09/04
That was a virus..this is merely adware  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
Don't think it matters  seosamh_z | 06/09/04
I agree with your point but..  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
damage is irrelvant..  ryusen | 06/09/04
Where do you draw the line?  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 06/09/04
EXACTLY!!!  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
Just a question  Rick_K | 06/09/04
mass reply  ryusen | 06/10/04
Not the same  voska | 06/10/04
The difference escapes me.  el1jones | 06/09/04
The Devil's Argument  Martin Marvinski | 06/09/04
i would hope that...  ryusen | 06/09/04
I agree, I'd call it a virus too but  voska | 06/10/04
Well then  prong@... | 06/10/04
No, I wouldn't mind at all  Jeff Spicoli | 06/10/04
Backwards view  voska | 06/10/04
well....  medezark | 06/10/04
Should be and what does happen  voska | 06/10/04
subtle difference in intent is all we are talking about  oldskool | 06/10/04
you aren't thinking very clearly  Valis Keogh | 06/09/04
it's possible  ryusen | 06/09/04
How so?  prong@... | 06/10/04
But, Officer, the door was unlocked . . .  boomslang_z | 06/10/04
Transfer of Page View Date should be outlawed!  anthonycea | 06/09/04
I agree, but it could never work  tamuhockey | 06/09/04
Cool  Linux User 147560 | 06/09/04
As opposed to the EULA flaw?  Nigel Johnstone | 06/09/04
A fix has already been released  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
here here  nikoli | 06/09/04
I'll second that  Avatar28 | 06/09/04
Don't care for Firefox...  Confused by religion | 06/09/04
Opera's snazzy but..  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
do you  eLurker | 06/10/04
Of course  Jeff Spicoli | 06/10/04
im not sure  eLurker | 06/11/04
Agreed  Expatriate US Geek | 06/09/04
Hear, hear!!!  Martin Marvinski | 06/09/04
not the only way...  ryusen | 06/09/04
Mozilla FireFox is great  voska | 06/10/04
Is that also the fix for....  ShadeTree | 06/10/04
Yes it is  Jeff Spicoli | 06/10/04
Kind of hung up on this one OSX flaw...  MacCanuck | 06/11/04
This has got to be fixed RIGHT NOW!  BitTwiddler | 06/09/04
Oh?  Martin Marvinski | 06/09/04
Yep  BitTwiddler | 06/10/04
No, just download a better browser RIGHT NOW!  Eggs Ackley_z | 06/09/04
(nt)it's not that easy in the enterprise  toadlife | 06/09/04
And THAT is a disgrace  Jeff Spicoli | 06/09/04
Finally, someone who understands...  BitTwiddler | 06/10/04
Sure it is  voska | 06/10/04
reason 4  ryusen | 06/09/04
excuse  Eggs Ackley_z | 06/10/04
Try getting 50 different U.S. government agencies...  toadlife | 06/10/04
yes but...  ryusen | 06/10/04