Security holes add up in second quarter

Gotta stop writing overcomplex and spaghetti code: feature today, flaw tomorrow, unseen coding error today, no OSS review of millions of eyes leading to code exploit tomorrow, building hooks for your prog or sys leading to exploits tomorrow. No program seems compact and simple enough to avoid the pitfalls well travelled already with some having staggering download sizes that prompts the question, so much size for so "little" an app. And what tests did you run in the zoo before letting the caged animals into the wild, . . it worked in previous code, . . wow, guess what hacker john found probs in that as well.; Posted by: FilledOut Posted on: 07/25/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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