I have actually spent 2 days at a conference this week and Websense were there
giving seminars and they didn't mention a fix during the whole time, I'm sure
they would have mentioned it to a whole room of security professionals in order
for them to sell their product ??
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt.Carpenter@alticor.com [mailto:Matt.Carpenter@alticor.com]
Sent: 31 March 2006 22:53
To: peter.vander.elst@biac.be
Cc: focus-ms@securityfocus.com; Murad Talukdar
Subject: RE: New IE flaw and exploit sites/migration to non-MS browser
"Peter Vander Elst" <peter.vander.elst@biac.be> wrote on 03/31/2006
09:25:34 AM:
Websense or other URL-filtering tools can reduce 90% of these malicious
websites.
Regards,
Peter Vander Elst
Hi Peter,
Could you please qualify this? Has Websense actually stated that in this
case?
I know they have helped out with spyware-providing sites and such, but I
had not heard that they are actively tracking and providing filtering for
sites specifically with this vulnerability in mind.
Thanks,
Matt
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