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Originally Posted by towny
M$ Exchange uses it, but Exchange is normally only found running within corporate networks so the blocking should have a minimal impact. Exchange is the example given in ntl's FAQs ... don't know what other apps might use it but the impression being given is 'not many at all'.
For sure they will, for such is the way of virus writers ... and such is the way of M$, that it prolly won't take long to find the next exploit. 
You hit the nail on the head. This is why viruses spread so easily. One of the biggest reasons why certain viruses and hacks work so well is that people don't apply patches for known problems or update their anti-virus software. |
So all those home wokers connecting to their works Exhange server for their email are buggered.