Posted by: Kenny (Tuesday 4 July 2006, 5:55 PM)
I find the main summary of this story rather odd. "The open source organisation denies it will suffer any loss of reputation after patching several vulnerabilities." - it has released an updated version of the software and done so for free. Surely an organisation that can respond so quickly to such potential vulnerabilities is to be praised, not scalded.
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