On Apr 4, 4:28 am, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Microsoft Patches Not One, But Three Vista Holes
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> | Microsoft today released an update for the recently popular 'animated
> | cursor' vulnerability. The update was originally scheduled for April
> | 10th, but due to recent exploits, was rushed out today. The update
> | wasn't just for this one vulnerability though, in Vista, it addressed two
> | others, and in all covered seven vulnerabilities in Vista, XP and
> | 2000.
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> http://itsvista.com/2007/04/microsoft-patches-not-one-but-three-vista...
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> Microsoft: Sheesh... maybe people will not realise that Vista had /multiple/
> serious issues. It's not good for public relations, so let's just leave
> customers in the dark.
I thought Vista was the most secure OS there is far less the most
secure version of Windows.Clearly it is neither. Only to be expected
of course. You just cannot hack security into such a huge piece of
software that was 'designed' with no regard to security. If there's a
brighter side to this, it is that this is just another reason not to
install Vista. It does make you wonder just how much (little) Vista
code is new.
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