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Re: Your opinion on Skype

Subject: Re: Your opinion on Skype
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 17:30:31 -0700
Oh yeah, and do you *really* trust a company to produce *secure*
software when there are discrepencies between public advisories and
those advisories listed on the Skype security advisory website?

http://skype.com/security/advisories.html has THREE posted security
advisories.  But a quick search at http://nvd.nist.gov shows Skype has
FIVE public vulnerabilities.

This kind of *oversight* doesn't exactly give me the warm fuzzies...

Thanks,
--scm

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