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Flaw in Certificate Enrollment Control Could Allow Deletion of Digital Certificates

Discussion in 'Security and Privacy' started by Admin., 2002/08/29.

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  1. 2002/08/29
    Admin.

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    Microsoft released a patch for all current Windows versions to fix a flaw in an ActiveX control designed to allow web-based certificate enrollments.

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  2. 2002/09/03
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    The patch for XP is suggested for those systems running XP Gold, which is something I've not heard of. I know about Home, Pro, and Server, but what is XP Gold?

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  4. 2002/09/04
    Arie

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    Meaning the "original" code.... Next will be WinXP SP1...
     
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  5. 2002/09/08
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    Ever since I downloaded this fix, there are several internet pages that I get a message about "Current security options do not allow ActiveX, this page may not load properly" or something like that. So far, it's just been junk I don't want to see anyway like that &*$%@ xcam popup ad.

    Do I need to make a change? I don't see anything that mentions ActiveX in IE6 Tools. Thanks.
     
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    Is this resolved in SP1? Looking at the filename for the .exe, there's some mention of SP1 in there.
     
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