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At some point hitherto, Michael Dinsmore hath spake thusly:
> >a bit since then.  Pretty harmless as long as you're not running >IIS, but 
> >still annoying nonetheless.
> 
> Its harmless if you're running IIS too, as lnog as you've patched it 
> properly (if you didn't deploy it securely in the first place).

Yeah, until the next major hole is found.  Seems like IIS has one
about every other month.  Thanks, but I'll stick to apache.  No
software is perfect, but Microsoft's track record is about the worst
I've seen...  For a company with their resources, which supposedly
prides itself on hiring the best programmers and writing "quality"
software, their history with security issues is astoundingly
atrocious.

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