Thread: Report of an apparent Security Flaw in 802.11b Wi-Fi
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Old 21-05-2004, 14:29   #5
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Re: Report of an apparent Security Flaw in 802.11b Wi-Fi
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Originally Posted by ntluser
I was making the point really that although Microsoft can come up with all this wonderful funtionality they haven't thought through whether it is a good idea to have it or indeed how to ensure privacy and security relating to it.It's a bit like writing software which connects people to the internet but doesn't build in any functionality to prevent other internet users from accessing your machine against your wishes.
Sorry I'm confused, what has a flaw with Wi-Fi got to do with Microsoft?
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