J
JTB
Just one more reason not to use Symantec.
V
Virus Guy
Are they saying that a fix or patch is currently being propagated via
live update?
Would be interesting to know if legacy products (that somehow haven't
been expired) like NAV 2002 will be on the receiving end of a fix or
patch. -?
live update?
Would be interesting to know if legacy products (that somehow haven't
been expired) like NAV 2002 will be on the receiving end of a fix or
patch. -?
I
Ian Kenefick
I don't think this is a fair comment. Well... the subject line that
is. You will see from www.rem0te.com that most of the 'big boys' were
also vulnerable to a similar bug in their products.
I
Ian Kenefick
see reply to OP.
L
louise
Virus said:
It's not quite true that they haven't "been expired". It is
true that you can run them and you can get updates.
And....Symantec will be happy to take your money for
subscription renewals for the updates. BUT - if you attempt
to get any kind of tech support, even over the web, you will
be told the product is no longer supported and there really
is no way to get help.
One may never want Symantec's help
- but the olderversions do have this limitation, even if they still run.
Louise
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Dustin Cook
Ian said:
Which goes to show... Any product can have a problem.
I found a problem with Bughunter too, so I can't laugh too much about
this.
for shame. It's been fixed.. but, a bug is a bug. lol.
Regards,
Dustin Cook
C
Charlie
Yes any product can have bugs, vulnerabilities, exploits..what have you. The
more widely used and the more popular a program is the more likely it will
have "security issues"
Currently using NIS 2006 on our home network. It is a smooth running
application with no performance issues here.
more widely used and the more popular a program is the more likely it will
have "security issues"
Currently using NIS 2006 on our home network. It is a smooth running
application with no performance issues here.