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web parts vulnerabilities.
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Thomas2000
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Hello,
Systems always have vulnerabilities, do you think you could be a bit more specific?
Personally I would not worry that much about the webparts to start with, I would more be worried about the configuration of IIS, SQL, Operating System.
Are you looking into having SharePoint exposed to the public? In for example an extranet solution?
Best Regards,
Thomas
Systems always have vulnerabilities, do you think you could be a bit more specific?
Personally I would not worry that much about the webparts to start with, I would more be worried about the configuration of IIS, SQL, Operating System.
Are you looking into having SharePoint exposed to the public? In for example an extranet solution?
Best Regards,
Thomas
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Hello,
I want to have SharePoint on Extranet and the system is on current update, patches, firewall, SSL (HTTPS) and sign on SharePoint with PKI. So I think the system is very much secure.
Can we use the 3rd party webparts? Can we trust them?
Thank you.
I want to have SharePoint on Extranet and the system is on current update, patches, firewall, SSL (HTTPS) and sign on SharePoint with PKI. So I think the system is very much secure.
Can we use the 3rd party webparts? Can we trust them?
Thank you.
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