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Patch one and find two more
By Chris Mosby
That's the way it seems to go these
days: Microsoft — or any software vendor for that matter — patches a piece of
software, and someone goes and finds some other flaw that can be
exploited. I guess that's become the price we all have to pay for
working with technology; we all have to try to be one step ahead of the hackers
out there.
While Microsoft is no means perfect in the area of security, it is at
least trying to do better. This has become clear to me after attending the
Microsoft Management
Summit a few weeks ago — at the same time as I've just start scratching the surface in my
role as a newly awarded MVP. Don't think you can get rid of me anytime soon, though; there are still
plenty of unpatched vulnerabilities out there to tell you about.
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