Published: 27 Jan 2000 13:55 GMT
A British security expert with Cerberus Information Security claims to have uncovered a major security flaw in Microsoft's web server software, Internet Information Server 4 (IIS). The expert says the flaw may leave thousands of e-commerce Web sites open to attack.
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I wonder, who needs .asia domain? I cannot imagine, what would be useful for Microsoft.asia? Toyota.asia? Then let's register .europe (if .eu is too short). Or perhaps Microsoft.southamerica, Dell.australiaandnewzealand, Coca-Cola.africa... Sound funny? Then why not just use the global and country domains? Or perhaps it is time to drop the domains at all?
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