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Sullivan, Glenn wrote: | <devil's advocate mode> | Can you give me an example? I'll admit to having the same lurching feeling | in my stomach, but can't find anything to substantiate it. | | I'd just hate to be doing my company a disservice... | </devil's advocate mode> | | Or were you commenting in DA mode as well? ;-)
No, I'm serious. Microsoft's "kitchen sink" type of software often leads to serious exploits. Linking Exchange with IIS (already an insecure product) is a bad idea (tm). Exchange 2000 has had 15 seperate reported vulnerabilities since it's release, and IIS has had 114!! In comparison, the MTA that I use has had 1, and that was all the way back in 1999. Now that overstates the case a bit because both types of servers tend use auxillary programs, however I'd bet that my servers overall total is 1/10th that of an Exchange server.
- -- Chris Berry chris_berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Systems Administrator JM Associates & Coast Business Service
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