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Old 15-08-2009, 21:23   #101
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Re: Virgin Media Hijack customers browser search options

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Originally Posted by Toto View Post
Not wanting to quote anyone in particular, but to all those who bang on about Internet standards as being the be-all that ends-all (?), who of you, or us, have security measures in to protect their PC's/Networks that breach fundamental RFC's? Probably everyone who is concerned about their security, and most of those against this mechanism quote a potential security issue.
No idea, my router responds normally to ICMP as a node should

In my defence I didn't talk about it being a privacy or a security matter, just a pain in the backside that breaks things.
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