One additional thing the article doesn't mention - Open Secure Wireless was originally an idea proposed by Christopher Byrd, who is helping to demonstrate the technology along with IBM at Black Hat. More information about the proposal including additional details is available at http://riosec.com/open-secure-wireless

There's a product called PowerWF Studio from Devfarm software that combines the best of building block "drag and drop" workflow development with an excellent Powershell editor. Definitely worth a look for this type of situation.

FD: I don't work for the company, but I happen to be friends with the owner. I'd recommend looking at it regardless.

And by "authorized or assisted in the attacks" do you mean kept the extremists in check? There has been no proof, that I've heard of, that Saddam or Iraq had anything to do with the 9/11 attacks. There has been anecdotal evidence that he had tried to have them assassinated. Invading Iraq was just a bad idea, period.

Actually, since the bug only affects the first 2048 bytes of content, and only when using the IE back button, one solution I have heard suggested before is to prepend the content with 2048 spaces.

This might sound counter-intuitive, but 2k spaces compresses *very* well (about 14 bytes according to a quick test).

Of course, it's always a shame to have to put in a hack like this to get around IE's "features" (after being in as many versions as this has, its hard to think of it as just a bug anymore) in the first place...