Email Clients and digital signatures
Ty Cabugao
tycabugao@earthlink.net
Mon Jul 7 00:45:01 2003
CL Gilbert wrote:
>
> My IE settings (which is the renderer outlook express is using say this
> for security.
>
> 1. Download Signed ActiveX control ->Prompt
> 2. Download unsigned ActiveX controls ->Prompt
> 3. Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe ->Prompt
> 4. Run ActiveX controls marked as safe for scripting ->Prompt
>
>
I checked two of my Win2k machines, both with IE 6.0. I never have
changed the "defaults" for the settings above (and I am the only user
for these machines), but they are different from your "defaults". In
fact, they're even different from each other. They have the same
security patches and service packs... Anybody know why is this so?
Note: I believe everyone should use the OS of they are comfortable with
when it comes to the balance between security and usability. I have
recently started using Linux not because I hate MS. I have switched to
Linux out of curiousity with the Linux/Unix world, and out of
principle--I don't think I should have to ask permission to re-install
my OS just because I decided to wipe my PC clean. I paid for it, damnit!...
Now, if I could just win the lottery and get me those PowerMac G5's!...
Sigh...