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French researchers pinpoint security issues, but OpenOffice.org says only bug discovered has already been fixed.
French researchers pinpoint security issues, but OpenOffice.org says only bug discovered has already been fixed.
November 27, 2009 11:52 AM PST
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run on secure operating systems.
I routinely crash all major/minor releases of OO.o I have used last five years. Learn keyboard shortcuts and start using them - very fast. Believe me OO.o would crash sooner than you would run of those few shortcuts you know. I stopped using keyboard in OO.o for the very reason. Though if you would try to do something very fast with mouse in OO.o - it could easily crash too. Happens to me all the time.
Though same applies to releases of M$O. Though second/third patch level (SR1/2/3/etc) normally works stable enough. In my experience, M$O (unlike OO.o) hangs more often than crashes.
As all security researchers have said most conditions leading to crash of application can be used for exploit.
- by uohaa January 4, 2009 8:16 AM PST
- Thats the Problems with open source software,all the security issues,it could easily cost more the starting from the bign!
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