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>>> What is it about?
>> How OEMs can preconfigure the Windows Firewall. (Specifically, it
>> changed during SP2, didn't it?)
> Wouldn't know. I can ask if you're interested.
Nah, I'm not that bothered.
It *is* kinda interesting that this file should just be randomly
floating around though when it says it's supposed to be "confidential".
I'm not sure why configuring a firewall should be confidential, but hey,
that's what it says... ;-)
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On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 09:01:21 +0100, Invisible wrote:
>>> I wonder how we got hold of that...?
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>> Someone probably signed a non-disclosure agreement. ;-)
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> Figures. Some people round here will happily sign anything you push at
> them. :-P
I think that's true in many places. :-)
Jim
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>>>> What is it about?
>
>>> How OEMs can preconfigure the Windows Firewall. (Specifically, it
>>> changed during SP2, didn't it?)
>
>> Wouldn't know. I can ask if you're interested.
>
> Nah, I'm not that bothered.
>
> It *is* kinda interesting that this file should just be randomly
> floating around though when it says it's supposed to be "confidential".
> I'm not sure why configuring a firewall should be confidential, but hey,
> that's what it says... ;-)
>
Think about it... If everyone knew how Dell and HP and others
preconfigured the windows firewall, there'd be 74325694256942769824698
sploits in the wild already circumventing those default rules.
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