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December 12, 2002

Microsoft Java Flaws

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 12, 2002 at 7:18:53 PM
Critical warning. You didn't think you would go this week without it? Did you?

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The most serious of the security holes "could enable an attacker’s Java applet to gain control over another user’s system," according to the alert. "This would enable the attacker to take any desired action on the user’s system; for instance, the attacker could add, delete or change data on the user’s system; communicate with Web sites; load and run programs; reformat the hard drive, and so forth."

The exploit is possible because of a flaw in the way Microsoft's JVM handles software written to Microsoft’s Component Object Model (COM). "Although the Microsoft (JVM) has security checks to prevent Java applets from invoking COM objects, there is a method of invoking them that bypasses the checks," according to the security bulletin.

A hacker could use a Web site or HTML-based e-mail to begin the attack.


Goto Windows U
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Froogle product search engine

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 12, 2002 at 4:48:31 PM
Google is getting into the product seaching. Clever name as well.

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Dubbed Froogle, the new service lets people search by category or by simply typing a product type into the search window. The search results are provided using Google's spider technology, which scours merchant Web sites for relevant product data.

The service for now is a bare-bones affair. Unlike the pages on some portal sites, there's no central shopping cart or wallet, and the company has no special merchant stores. It does allow people to narrow their search by price.


Here is the site. And basically the article says it sucks right now.
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New memory stick format not backwards compatible

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 12, 2002 at 4:15:16 PM
Sucks for all who use the Memory stick. What a proprietary pice of technology. SD is coming in full force and it is really small.

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Expected to be announced at next month's Consumer Electronics Show, the new Memory Stick uses a different architecture to achieve higher capacities than the original card, sources said. Current Memory Stick cards top out at 128MB, but the new cards will come in 256MB, 512MB and 1GB capacities.
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December 11, 2002

nVidia releases unified Linux Drivers

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 11, 2002 at 8:37:29 PM
Not to be outdone by ATI's new Linux drivers, nVidia has done more by making the unified drivers Linuxable™. Just wait till all companies do this.

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The new driver release focuses on enhancements for PCs running Linux, the open-source operating system that gradually is gaining ground on desktop PCs.

The new driver includes support for CineFX, the new graphics chip design powering Nvidia's recently unveiled GeForce FX and subsequent generations of graphics chips. The driver also supports upcoming high-end processors from Advanced Micro Devices.


Get the drivers.
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Wed afternoon reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 11, 2002 at 8:32:55 PM
Well, after tomorrow I'll have much more time on my hands. I've got at least two reviews planned for this/next week. Hell, I'm prob ordering the R9500 Pro and will do a review on that. ATI won't respond to my emails so I guess I won't go through them. Actually, not many other companies respond to my emails anyway. Know anyone on the inside? Email me!

Vantec fany thingy @ OCs Club.
A few days ago we took a look at the Vantec Nexus Multi-function Panel which controlled the CPU fan speed, as well as gave us a few temperature read outs on a LCD screen. While it was a great product, it left us a bit lacking as it only controlled one fan. Well, Vantec has given us a new toy to take care of all those other fans; The Vantec Nexus (NXP-201) Fan Controller...

Abit i845PE at PC Hardware.
The memory controller on Intel chipset based motherboards can not be tweaked as much as the memory controller on VIA based boards, that's why these settings may seem disappointing for many enthusiasts. In order to test the motherboard's stability we used the most aggressive memory settings and a higher FSB.

Overclocking on a DFI Granite Bay board.DFI have produced a exceptional motherboard in the NB80-EA, especially when you consider that it is using a brand new Intel chipset. There are reports of instability and problems with the Granite Bay chipset, none were evident on this board which is a real achievement.

HardOCP and the Asus nForce 2.
This is not the first nForce2 board we have had our hands on over the last few months, but it without a doubt the smoothest one we have seen yet. The Asus A7N8X paired with our 2400+ at a tweaked out bus is simply blindingly fast, responding immediately to user commands.

Innotek wet and wild at Nexus Hardware.
The Innovacool is a uniquely designed waterblock. In fact, I have yet to see one on the market like it. There is a copper core, in which there are small channels. The channels help to efficiently transfer heat to the water. As you can see below, the block is anodized black, and is in actuality very simple looking.

Gigabyte R9700 Pro action at Guru 3D.
Overclocking, the results (while remaining stability and image quality) was a very quite 365 MHz for the core and a nice 690 (2x 345) MHz for the memory. What somewhat irritated me was the fact that this card only has ramsinks on the front-side memory chips. But when you look at the backside then you'll notice the naked chips, why are there not ramsinks on the back ?

AMDZone with the big ass Intel ad on the front page still has 4 way R9700 Pro shootout.
This review yields no clear winner. As far as street price, the Sapphire card can be found for the cheapest overall price. As far as overclockability, look at the ATI and Crucial cards. Basically when you're buying a card that is THIS fast, there is no way you can lose.
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HP and Linux Supercomputer company join togther

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 11, 2002 at 4:46:27 PM
The superHPLinuxsupercomputer is what it'll be called. Actually not.

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Linux NetworX will use HP's Itanium 2 servers as components in its systems, while HP will use the start-up's ClusterworX software to help manage supercomputers made of interconnected smaller systems. ClusterworX handles tasks such as installing software simultaneously on several computers, monitoring processor usage, and taking automatic actions such as shutting off a computer if a fan fails.
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December 10, 2002

Tuesday early evening reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 10:31:44 PM
Just had Thermo test earlier today... BLEAHALHAL

Dual WinBackup reviews: Extensiontech and Tweaknews.

Frostytech and the Vantec fan thingy controller.
I can remember when the first home-brew fan speed 'rheobus' was introduced on an enthusiasts website a few years back. Since then, a lot has changed in the computer world, and more than a few manufacturers have started producing their own variation of fan speed controller.

Dual AGP 8x stuff: OCA and Lost Circuits. AGP 8x doesn't do ANYTHING for performance now. The graphics cards can handle stuff on its own pretty much.
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Doomed satellite in the Pacific

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 10:16:04 PM
I reported awhile ago about that Russian satellite launch screw up. It has finally fell into the ocean.

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The world's largest communications satellite has been ditched into the sea, two weeks after a Russian rocket failed to put it into the correct orbit.
Satellite controllers used the Astra-1K's engines to plunge it into the southern Pacific Ocean, says Russian space forces spokesman Vyacheslav Davidyenko.
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VIA Hyperion 4in1 v4.45

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 3:42:33 PM
VIA has gotten with the naming thing now, you know... nVidia has the Dets and ATI has Cats, so now VIA has Gayperion... Hyperion.

Link 1 HTTP.

Link 2 FTP.

The links are getting hammered as of now. Look at the graphs on this page. I got a laugh out of just how EXAGGERATED (spelling?) THEY ARE!!! Pay attention to the scale people...
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Microsoft to offer Linux Apps in the future!?!?

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 3:32:36 PM
I don't know about this. But this would be great for Microsoft. The idea of just creating the Apps for Linux, and not the OS. They would still make tons of money with stuff like Office.

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Microsoft, which denied that it had any plans to develop software for Linux, is facing a growing threat from the open-source software standard as it gains share in the corporate server market used to manage networks and data.

META Group predicted that Linux will be used on nearly half of new servers by 2007, up from its current share of 15 to 20 percent, making it difficult for Microsoft to ignore Linux as a platform for its database, Web hosting and email server applications.

"We believe that, beginning in late 2004, Microsoft (and its partners) will begin moving some of its (to-date) proprietary application enablers (e.g., .Net components) to the Linux environment; this will gradually include the major Microsoft back-office products, such as SQL Server, IIS, and Exchange," META Group said.

In a further shift, META Group said that Microsoft will also re-price or separate its Windows server operating system "so that it can be favourably compared against 'free' Linux."

"I'm unaware of any efforts at this time to move any products onto Linux," said Peter Houston, senior director at Microsoft's server group, adding that there were no plans to detach or re-price its Windows server operating system.
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Distributed Gateway PCs

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 3:22:39 PM
That PCs that are on display at the numerous Gateway Countries will be made into a distributed super computer for a price. Sounds interesting. Would you pay for it? (Or your company?)

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Gateway's network of 8,000 PCs can deliver 14 teraflops (trillions of calculations per second) of power, very little of which is being used for in-store demos. That makes Gateway's available computing resources equivalent, at least in raw computing power, to some of the largest supercomputers.
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End of Monday reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 2:40:03 AM
Exams start tomorrow, with Thermo... at 8am in the morning! Crazy week.

Thermaltake Silent PurePower 420watt @ 3DGM.
The Thermaltake Silent PurePower 420watt Power Supply has all the power needed for almost any demanding PC user. Also, its surprising quiet, has quality construction and is very affordable. This product is definitely worth keeping at the very top of your list if you are in the market for a PSU. Watch the Video to find out more...

dBox case @ MTB.
The controller board is manufactured by 3R Systems and incorporates 10-speed fan control and an integrated LCD display module for displaying temperature readings. A series of interconnected wires on the left hand side connect all the switches, temperature probes and 2-pin fan headers together. Three different coloured LEDS represent each function of the controller board. The four green LEDS display temperature adjustment settings, the yellow LEDS identify which thermal channel is being monitored and the single red LED is for hard drive activity.

AMD3D and the MSI i845PE
Overclockers might find the BIOS a little limiting ... more voltages and CPU/RAM ratio would help. However, for many of us that want to overclock with ease and without all the hassle ... it's more than adequate. I was able to overclock my P4 -2.4Ghz to 3.0Ghz (18x167).

Altec Lansing 251 5.1 @ Tweaknews.
Bullets flying by your head, a bird singing to front of you, or a blood-thirsty demon reaching out for you from behind. All these PC gaming examples are what you will be missing when you game through a normal 2 speaker setup. Today's gaming market is bringing more and more advanced games with more submersive environments and with the improvements, games are being shipped with surround sound gaming support. In my view, what is the point of buying an expensive game and not taking full advantage of the key factor in your daily environment, sound. If you are in the market for a 5.1 speaker system upgrade and or are upgrading your soundcard to the latest surround soundcard, I will be reviewing today which in my books is the BEST value in surround sound gaming speaker setups, the Altec Lansing 251 system.
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2001st news post

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 10, 2002 at 1:16:40 AM
I think that hitting 2000 news posts is pretty impressive. I think at least... Here is a tally of who made the news posts...

1572 Aron Schatz
6 AA
5 cjones
214 Warlock
87 DMIAD
5 Nivram
91 Subjugation
1 smartass083
12 doilybishman

I know it doesn't add up to 2000, some users were auto-deleted because they never visit anymore.
I guess you can consider AA dead due to the fact that he never visits anymore, DMIAD has a hard time with work, and Warlock is dead I guess as well. Hopefully the other news posters will pick up the slack hmm? (Hint, Hint Wink)
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December 9, 2002

Official ATI drivers CATs v2.5 (7.80)

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 9, 2002 at 11:02:55 PM
These were posted earlier, but now they are officially from ATI.

New Windows OSes only.

I still don't know how to change stuff in the drivers (Like don't change 32 bit to 16 bit textures). It was there before the catalyst drivers wre made. Give me some feedback!
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Monday afternoon reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 9, 2002 at 7:42:45 PM
Some reviews on this Monday for your reading pleasure.

Logitech Cordless Elite Duo @ Monkeyreview.
If you are in the market for a new cordless keyboard and mouse you definitely can’t go wrong with the Cordless Elite Duo. For approximately $169.95CDN the Duo is a little pricey but considering you get all of the features that Logitech offers in their keyboards and optical mice, I feel you’re getting what you pay for. That's like $2 in US right? J/K.

Tony Hawk in his fourth edition at Ascully.
The world's best skateboarding game reinvents itself to give you the real life experiences of a hardened amateur skater. A completely new career mode with a Go Pro theme compliments the same elements that have made THPS a phenomenon. Claw your way up through the amateur ranks to prove yourself in the world of professional skating.

MSI Ti4200 @ UKGamer.
MSI have done a lot of good things with this card. They have supplied an extensive software bundle, packaged the card well, put good cooling on the card, made it look good and above all made it perform well.

The corded Logitech awesome mouse @ ComputerChaos.
The comfort and feel of this mouse is very nice. One way we can think of supplying a comparison would be to say that the difference in speed and accuracy provided by this mouse compares to the difference in moving from a cloth mouse pad to a quality mousing surface. Watch for my review of an awesome (read: cheap) cordless optical mouse on Frida
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Data loss on 2.4.20 Linux Kernel

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 9, 2002 at 7:35:28 PM
It has already been fixed. The bug shouldn't affect most of you anyway, just some with strange configs. It hasn't been included in any of the major Distros yet.

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However, the risks of the recent Linux data-loss bug are reduced because it only appears in a particular circumstance: First, an administrator has to select an unusual mode for Linux's ext3 file system software, which controls how data is stored on hard drives; then the administrator must disconnect the file system where the data is saved. In that case, all data that should have been saved on the hard drive in the previous 30 seconds could be lost.
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IBM makes super tiny transistor

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 9, 2002 at 7:20:30 PM
Super tiny, uhh real small transistor. That's the thing that controls the flow of Zero and One. Try smaller than 6nm to be exact.

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IBM's new transistor, which is 10 times smaller than today's state-of-the-art transistors, proves that working transistors can continue to be made using current chip technology, or similar techniques, for 10 years or more into the future, IBM researchers said.
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December 8, 2002

CompUSA cold cathode review posted

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 8, 2002 at 11:43:48 PM
Check out the latest offering from CompUSA



I'll have even more CompUSA modding stuff in the later weeks!! But for now, check this nice cathode out.
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CompUSA Red Cold Cathode

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 8, 2002 at 11:34:39 PM
CompUSA has got into the modding scene in full force. Check out this great red cold cathode for $20.Next Page »
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Two reviews on the way

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 8, 2002 at 8:14:55 PM
I got two things from CompUSA to review. First up is their Red Cathode coming today. The next is this really nice WIRELESS optical mouse for $10! Can you say HOT DEAL? It is RF, so no line of sight required. I'll have that done on Friday. We picked up two of them, my Dad will report on how it works to me as well.
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December 7, 2002

New unofficial Radeon drivers 7.80 Cats

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 7, 2002 at 9:52:42 PM
Amazing results for me from these babies. Tribes 2 is once again rocking.

Grab them here.

Also, anyone know how to change individual options instead of just the sliders? That'd be hot!
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Saturday reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 7, 2002 at 9:48:46 PM
Sorry for the past couple of days... Been busy doing nothing.

WARNING: Quickies coming...
Cases. modding, cooling
Sunbeam rheobus @ MTB.
Some weird interview thingy.
Case badge light @ RipNet.
Case lighting @ Tweaknews.
Some silent P4 cooler.

Hardware
Abit NF7-S @ 3DGM.
Asus nForce2 action @ Nexus.
Aopen AK77-8X Max @ Active-Hardware.
Abit KD7 Raid @ PureOC.

Hmm...
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Pearl Harbor Day

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 7, 2002 at 9:33:06 PM
Dec. 7th 1941, Today is a day that will live in infamy.

Please remember those who gave their lives to this country of ours. Have a great day, and remember why you can. Let's all thank the peeps in the military for what they are doing.
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Power transfer mats on the way

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 7, 2002 at 2:47:39 PM
I remember reporting this awhile ago. Charging a number of things on these mats, no wires. It is 'wireless' but not truely, you can't roam around, but just place the device on the mat and your good.

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The solution is not actually entirely "wire free", however. The base station is plugged into an AC adapter and can deliver up to 30V DC to an individual device. It's also, according to Goren, completely safe, and if any charge were delivered to a person, it would be at the level of a low-voltage battery, virtually imperceptible to humans and certainly not harmful, he added. The final base units will also, he said, be waterproof and protected from electrostatic charges.
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IE security hole is now critical

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 7, 2002 at 5:00:53 AM
Seems that EVERYTHING is critical. Security should be NOT AN ISSUE from a huge company like Microsoft. Why do we take this shit anyway?

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"It seems like Microsoft is deliberately downplaying the severity of the vulnerabilities in an attempt to gain less bad press. It sure would look bad to release two critical cumulative updates in just two weeks, but that is exactly what has been done," Larholm wrote.

No way, they wouldn't do that.....................
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December 6, 2002

Next gen ATI chipset specs, possibly

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 6, 2002 at 4:14:07 PM
These are highly skeptical right now. Nevertheless, it is always fun to see the BS around the net.

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North Bridges for Intel Pentium 4 Platform
RS250: An updated version of the current RADEON IGP340 with PC2700 DDR SDRAM support that is due in the first quarter 2003. Will also offer 533MHz Quad Pumped Bus, AGP4x and the same I/O capabilities as the predecessor.

RS300: Definitely a more interesting product for hardware enthusiasts than the previous one. It will support the Pentium 4 Northwood and Prescott processors with the Hyper-Threading technology and 800MHz Quad Pumped Bus. Besides, it will allow dual-channel memory configurations using PC2700 or DDR400 modules. What is very important, ATI will incorporate the RV250 (namely RADEON 9000) graphics core in this chip, hence, expect relatively high performance and DirectX 8.1 support from the part. As all the latest core-logic devices, this one will provide AGP 8x. The unit will appear in late Spring with mass-production to start a bit later.

I wonder about the performance of integrated graphics core: 6.4GB/s provided by dual-channel DDR400 is just enough for the CPU, but may not be enough for a powerful graphics core and a CPU; I remind that the original RADEON 9000-based graphics card requires 6.4GB/s peak bandwidth.

RS300VE: Simplified version of the RS300 with only one memory channel.

North Bridges for AMD Athlon 64 Platform
RS380: AGP 8x-supporting tunnel with integrated RV250 (RADEON 9000) DirectX 8.1 compliant graphics core. ATI will integrate additional 64-bit memory controller in the tunnel and will allow end-users to install a memory module as a frame-buffer.

RX380: An ordinary AGP-8x tunnel without integrated graphics capabilities.
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1.2411 trillion places of pi

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 6, 2002 at 3:48:43 PM
Mmmm Pi. Pi has now been calculated to 1.2411 trillion places. Hmm, that's like over a terabyte for temporary storage needed...

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Professor Yasumasa Kanada and nine other researchers at the Information Technology Center at Tokyo University calculated the value for pi with a Hitachi supercomputer over 400 hours in September, project team member Makoto Kudo said.
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What should I review?

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 6, 2002 at 4:06:05 AM
Here is a little experiment I am interested in. I have a gift certificate from Best Buy for $25. I'll add up to another $50 without tax to it to bring the total up to $75. I'm interested in hearing what YOU want to hear about. What should I buy (and review) with the cash? Make it something worthwhile, don't be an dick about it.

I'm trying to give more to the readers. Lately, sites have been on the lookout for themselves, not remembering what makes the great. It is YOU!

Email me, or PM.
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December 5, 2002

Bug hunting

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 5, 2002 at 9:12:25 PM
Since I'm so bored, it is time to fix the site problems. PM me or post in the bugs forum if you find a bug. All bugs will be fixed if you just tell me about it. I really don't search for them myself.
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Another Microsoft IE/OE security warning

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on December 5, 2002 at 6:57:26 PM
And people ask why linux is better. At least linux bugs get squashed the second they are found. Read about it.

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Using the exploit, a hacker could create a Web site that stores information in the browser's cache that would take the Internet user to a different Web address or domain. The hacker also could deliver this "Web object" in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)-formatted e-mail either opened by the user or simply displayed in Outlook Preview. Outlook Express 6 and Outlook 2002 are not vulnerable to this exploit when used in their default configurations.
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