Bâsh, please include 
- Issues resolved in this release
o Potential Memory Utilization Increase
o Profiles Not Migrated When Upgrading from Previous Software Version
o Potential Auto-Suspend Failure when using Microsoft Windows* 2000
o Intermittent Authentication Failure with Cisco Access Point in Heavy Traffic Environment
o Intermittent Failure to Load or Save a Roaming Profile
So I guess it's safe to use them...
]]>Bâsh, please include
http://support.intel.com/support/wirele … 010623.htm
Bye,
Alex
It's not the control panel wich is affected by the security brech.
It's the driver!So it's really recommended to update it, or somebody may execute programcode with SYSTEM Privileges..!
Apparently you didn't read the post I liked.
This is NOT the "Take controll of other person's laptop due to faulty driver using buffer underrun" kind of hack but a MEMORY LEAK found in the latest version which is supposed to fix the BUFFER UNDERRUN problem.
Entirely differnt problem and in contrast to the one you posted it IS related to the control panel, not the driver.
]]>So it's really recommended to update it, or somebody may execute programcode with SYSTEM Privileges..!
]]>http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=3887
It remains to be seen whether the .59 drivers are indeed an updated version of the .57 not containing this issue...
Then again, I never use their control panel so I shouldn't be affected...
]]>However, it should be noted that Intel is only offering the v10.5.1.57 drivers on their site so far...
http://support.intel.com/support/wirele … 010623.htm
Greetings,
Karsten
]]>New drivers are available for Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG/2915ABG/3945ABG (v10.5.1.59):
http://www.station-drivers.com/telechar … 10.5.1.exe
You can update this driver in the DriverPack WLAN
Thanx
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