Allowing activeX in or out of a firm is either
putting your firm at risk our your internal users
on the outside at risk. If you let
the activeX pieces through then you
are trusting that they are ALL
kind and gentle.
MO2cents...
-Danny G
Bob De Witt wrote:
>
> On Wed Feb 25, 1998, Steve T. wrote:
> > Subject: Default Firewall management of AcitveX
> >
> > > I am supporting the development an extranet and ... use ActiveX ...
> > >
> > > Steve T.
> > strolan @
altera .
com <------ Please reply to this email address.
> >
> This is the kind of stuff we all ned to know about. Why answer to just
> the user? If you know, tell us all.
>
> Bob De Witt,
> rdew @
el .
nec .
com
> The views expressed herein are my own,
> and are not attributable to any other
> source, be it employer, friend or foe.
>
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