Microsoft and administrators alike are learning in the worst possible way about a newly discovered buffer overrun vulnerability in the World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV ...

Also down there is the WebDAV address for your iPhone/iPod touch. If you're itching to get going, you could simply type that into your browser and get a basic download-only view of your files.

The app allows iPhone users to exchange files with computers via uploading and downloading via a browser or by using the webDAV protocol.

Or do Win2K boxes authenticate through some other port when accessing WebDAV volumes?<P>The MS site is chock-full of descriptions, but very little on the actual protocol implementation in Windows.

WebDAV is a set of extensions to HTTP that allows users to edit and manage files on remote Web servers. The protocol is designed to create interoperable, collaborative applications that facilitate ...

An unchecked buffer in a Windows 2000 component used to handle the World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) protocol could enable an attacker to cause a buffer overflow on the ...

However, according to a message at the Open Door Networks Web site, in Mac OS X 10.1 your iDisk is usually accessed using the WebDAV protocol rather than the Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) used ...

What are the pros and cons of each method?From my own experience, WebDAV is much slower than the other two, while FTP has limited integration with Windows (it can't be mounted as a drive letter ...

Also supported are Apple’s official keyboard dock; your favorite Bluetooth keyboard; the WebDAV protocol, for exchanging files between other computers; TextExpander; and iOS 3.2’s Document ...

Users can mount remote devices including servers and NAS drives using CIFS/SMB, FTP/FTPS, NFS, or WebDAV protocols.