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The "cloud version" is an entirely different piece of software. It's not the same OWA that one hosts on-premises. That one's still vulnerable even if it's host
by jlgaddis 6y ago
The "cloud version" is an entirely different piece of software.
It's not the same OWA that one hosts on-premises. That one's still vulnerable even if it's hosted "in the cloud".
On a different note, if they could prevent this in "the cloud version", why couldn't they -- why didn't they -- prevent it in "the non-cloud version"?
- Godel_unicode 6y agoYou already said the answer to your own question; it's different and therefore it's not the same.