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Hey Doolittle, only one, very simple question
CERT cyber security alert is where you don't want your listing
These alerts are listed because an exploit is already in the wild.

So how is that good? it is post-exploit.

Let me quote myself...
"BEFORE they are a serious security risk"

this means listed as a fixed patch pre-exploit. Post-exploit is not good...


Quicktime and web font exploits. Where are they? Where... are... they...? Can't show me an exploit? Then you are wrong.

Show me the exploits!!

It really isn't a tough question yet you seem to be having an incredibly difficult time answering it. Why is that?

Show me the exploits

What's that? An exploit for the Apple Quicktime vulnerability? Great! Show it to me! Give me a link! Make something up! Just show me the exploits!

Otherwise, gasp, we might just think that you have no idea what you are talking about. Careful now or that belief might make us disregard your future posts that may actually be very well thought out! Do you want to sully your name by not showing me the exploits?
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Updates installed!  Grayson Peddie | 01/10/06
Zealot logic dictates that these aren't serious  NonZealot | 01/10/06
better tell CERT that, they think it is critical  ~doolittle~ | 01/10/06
This proves that Windows is more secure!!1!!!one!!1  NonZealot | 01/11/06
CERT cyber security alert is where you don't want your listing  ~doolittle~ | 01/11/06
Post-exploit patches? Show me the exploits!  NonZealot | 01/11/06
you just answered your own question  ~doolittle~ | 01/11/06
No, I didn't  NonZealot | 01/11/06
RE: No, I didn't (inverse proprotions explained)  ~doolittle~ | 01/12/06
Hey Doolittle, only one, very simple question  NonZealot | 01/12/06
RE: Hey... I don't have to show anything - CERT says so  ~doolittle~ | 01/12/06
Look again!  NonZealot | 01/12/06
Flaw Could Allow Hacker To 'Own Every Outlook User In The World In A Week'  ~doolittle~ | 01/12/06
"An exploit exists"  toadlife | 01/13/06
Again  Shelendrea | 01/10/06
Ouch!  toadlife | 01/10/06
All it takes is one user to make a mistake  crocd | 01/10/06
Our users don't have...  toadlife | 01/10/06
need a  Shelendrea | 01/10/06
Why not...  SGT_Spam | 01/10/06
Various reasons  toadlife | 01/10/06
I agree with that  crocd | 01/11/06
Read Proof of concept  voska | 01/11/06
link?  toadlife | 01/11/06
Windows takes the lead in CERT Technical Cyber Security Alerts '06  ~doolittle~ | 01/10/06
This proves that Windows is more secure!!1!!!one!1  NonZealot | 01/11/06
the listing shoud be in the summary - not the high-risk listing  ~doolittle~ | 01/11/06
...nice try, you just keep shooting yourself in the foot (nt)  ~doolittle~ | 01/11/06
Why Windows will never be secure  Chad_z | 01/11/06
And if Linux had 95% of the desktop...  3D0G | 01/11/06
Blasphemy!  toadlife | 01/11/06
FLAME ON!  Shelendrea | 01/11/06
Obscure OS's are good for people like you that don't understand security  toadlife | 01/11/06
Calling "Bytemaster"..  jinko | 01/11/06

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