User: the_mighty_$

Apache DOES have more exploits

On: Study Recommends Mac OS X as Safest OS

I understand what you are saying, and you would be right, if your facts were correct.

They are not. In fact, IIS6 has had *way* less security exploits avalible than Apache. Check this out:

http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_howard/archive/200 4/ 10/15/242966.aspx

Originally posted on slashdot

On: New URL Spoofing Bug in Pre-SP2 IE

Acutally, this originally posted by Benjamin Tobias Franz to bugtraq on Oct 28th:

http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/379764/20 04 -10-27/2004-11-02/2

Thus the credit goes to Benjamin, not Netcraft.

Windows for Warships Features?

On: ATMs Susceptible to Windows Viruses

What features will be included in windows for warships? My wish list includes: -Drag and drop cruise missles -Point, click, BOOM anti-aircraft guns

interested in nanotechnology?

On: Economic Analysis of the Nanotech Future

If you want to know more 'bout this nanotechnology that everyone's talking about: Institute of Nanotechnology and National Nanotechnology Initiative

about time

On: Embedded Device Manufacturers Ignoring GPL

this isnt the first time the GPl has been violated. many folks have modified GPLed programs and not ditributed the source with their mods.

what i say is its about time someone comes along and does it openly. i hope they'll go to court about it. we need a precedent to be set that will show everyone else what can/cannot be done with GPLed stuff!

actually, this is old

On: New IE Holes Discovered

hey folks, this was posted to bugtraq some two months ago.

so now they're finally admitting it?

On: Microsoft Security Whitepaper

within the next year, a successful attack will
occur that could compromise the High Value
and/or Highest Value data class.

since when did we think microsoft was secure any
ways? is it news that people can get into
microsoft's systems?

all i say is:
a computer without a microsoft operating system
is like a dog without bricks tied to its
head.