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dickthegrouch

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12. That's not a good excuse

Reply to TrogL (Reply #10)

Wed Apr 9, 2014, 12:55 PM

Apr 2014

Just because all your software is based on more than 4 year-old technology and therefore is not susceptible to this bug, does NOT mean your site is not just as easily compromised in some other way.

Get it updated, soon.

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