Critical Security Updates Coming To Windows XP, 8, RT & Server
SmartAboutThings writes "On the upcoming Patch Tuesday on July 9, Microsoft is going to bring some notable security updates, that will mostly deal with fixing issues in remote code execution vulnerabilities, which allow attackers to breach in. The security updates will be applied to all Windows versions Microsoft is still supporting (from XP to Windows 8.1)"
I do not have the ability to do so, but could someone that is able to do so please make a close comparison before/after changes?
They might be trying to cover their tracks in terms NSA backdoors--hide the evidence to minimize the coverage--and the changes they make with updates might shed some light on those backdoors.
Doesn't Microsoft patch these kind of security holes every Patch Tuesday? How is this one special?
All joking aside, can any of us trust their patches now that it has been comfirmed that Microsoft is effectively a branch of the NSA? What percentage of these updates were sponsored and ordered by the NSA? Are only 30% of the changes for the benefit of the NSA? 70%? There is no way to know.
Quite an experience to live in fear, isn't it? That's what it is to be a slave.