full-disclosure - Interesting side effect of the new IE patch

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Message-ID: <1082.169.254.120.3.1076000157.squirrel@lupetto.mine.nu>
From: daniele at muscetta.com (Daniele Muscetta)
Subject: Interesting side effect of the new IE patch

Schmehl, Paul L said:
> I wonder how many other vendors are "cheating" on the RFCs to
> facilitate browser interaction?

Someone was pointing me the case of another vendor.
Not really a 'vendor' (at least: not a SOFTWARE vendor, as we usually talk
about those).

FIAT (the famous Italian CAR producer) invested quite an amount of money
and effort in lauching the promotional site:
http://www.buy@...t.com

....I think they must not be very happy now..... :(

Regards,

Daniele Muscetta
IT Virtual Community Member
www.itvirtualcommunity.net