|
39.48, -82.98 | We use a modified version of commercially available software that was developed about twenty years ago. Part of the code is around fifteen years old, while some is rather recent. It uses two different platform schemes, which introduces some completely. Parts of the code complies with a revision of Web security measures -- remember when we went from http:// to https://? -- while other code has not been upgraded. As I recall, it is the method of loading the small icons that throws the flags.
No, AgTalk has not been hacked. No, it is not risky to browse here. And, no, it won't go on indefinitely. There comes a time when you begin to look at possible replacement software, instead of patching the old patches. We are there now. | |
|
NAT get hacked?
