Thread: Report of an apparent Security Flaw in 802.11b Wi-Fi
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Old 21-05-2004, 14:44   #7
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Re: Report of an apparent Security Flaw in 802.11b Wi-Fi
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Originally Posted by towny
hang on, isn't that M$'s basic business model?
Going a little OT here but seriously, it is.
M$ know that Mr Average doesn't care or even know about security, they just want cool features and eye candy.
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