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Story: Unpicking Microsoft's patchwork
Posted by: Guy (Tuesday 6 July 2004, 1:08 PM)
How about a better browser? Netscape, Mozilla and Opera also have reported vulnerabilities and patches, but their developers don't practice the same level of obfuscation with regards to vulnerabilities of testing of their 'patch' code. Microsoft appears to be taking their 'black box' (or, 'closed source') practices to an extreme. Perhaps a little accountability might be in order (monetary awards for business and personal damages)?
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Good Point: MS web update service will not work fo... Emanon
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Don't forget Office Update, too. The Windows Upda... Anon
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Go virus-free, go Mac OS!
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This is EXACTLY correct. Microsoft has been neglec... Anonymous
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I'm really tired of Microsoft's haphazard attitude... Corinne Chacon
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I die of nothing but the Rage to Patch. Boy... Bob Bowen
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"Closed source" doesn't work. Anonymous
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