Ballmer Touts Focus on Security
kevinvee writes "Microsoft's Steve Ballmer announced a renewed focus on security at the Worldwide Partner Conference yesterday. He recognizes the fatal user flaw of not applying patches and introduced an educational plan to help correct this. Also included in his statement was a response about computer researchers who publish flaws in Microsoft products, 'I wish those people just would be quiet.' The end of the article gives unbiased coverage of some people's opinions about the latest announcement."
And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!!!
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'I wish those people just would be quiet.'
I wish they would too. There is nothing worse than finding an exploit that gives me total access to any network I want, and then when some other chucklehead finds it, blabs all over the net, and then Network Administrators start locking down the ports I use to run willy-nilly through their network. I would have about another month to own their network before the patch comes out. But noooo, some jerkhead has to cut me off a month early. And I have to find an unknown exploit all over again.
Maybe I should post anonymously, nah to hell with it.
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We can't afford to switch from Windows
I know. If only Linux weren't so damn expensive.
Have you tried Linux yet?