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Microsoft fixed critical vulnerabilities in uncredited update released in March

63 pointsby fujipadamabout 8 years ago

4 comments

TwoBitabout 8 years ago
Why are my taxes being used to fund the NSA exploiting our software instead improving it?
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sqldbaabout 8 years ago
What I feel is awful is the lack of information stored against each update.<p>It&#x27;s all just &quot;security&quot; or &quot;reliability&quot; and possibly a link to a KB which says the same.<p>Some large organisations still have stalwart IT managers who insist not to apply updates unless they know it affects a specific issue that they have. And now that this information is unpublished they apply nothing. It&#x27;s lost on me how they keep their jobs.<p>Oh well.
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I_am_neoabout 8 years ago
Microsoft is a broken shell company with awful PR
ciesabout 8 years ago
MS has a long history of broking in zero-days. Could not find an article with sources quoted, but a lot of cases have come to light:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quora.com&#x2F;Is-there-any-evidence-for-backdoors-in-Windows-or-other-client-software-for-the-NSA-CIA" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quora.com&#x2F;Is-there-any-evidence-for-backdoors-in...</a>
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