Comments on: RealNetworks fixes 'highly critical' flaw
A security hole in RealPlayer could open the door for hackers to remotely run code on vulnerable computers.
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After numerous negative experiences with RealPlayer, I just
trashed it oot. I never found enough RM files to bother with
anyway.
I'd say that RealNetworks should go on an active search for a
reason not to just shut its doors and silently slink away..
- The way I see it....
- by Earl Benser April 22, 2005 9:22 AM PDT
- ... the really critical flaw in RealNetworks is its own existance.
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- by Andrew J Glina April 25, 2005 1:09 AM PDT
- If there is something that I want to watch and it is only available in RM, then I don't watch it.
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(4 Comments)After numerous negative experiences with RealPlayer, I just
trashed it oot. I never found enough RM files to bother with
anyway.
I'd say that RealNetworks should go on an active search for a
reason not to just shut its doors and silently slink away..