Windows Wi-Fi vulnerability discovered

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Windows is a gaping security hole

And the only thing funnier is seeing the apologists lining up to claim the exploit of the moment really isn't a serious problem.

Windows is insecure by design. And since we now know MSFT is copying large sections of the Windows code base into Vista, you can rest assured that MSFT Security Follies are most certainly going to continue their run for the indefinite future.

Last week it was WMF, this week it's Wi-Fi, who knows what's coming next week. But one thing is for sure, we'll hear the same tired excuses for MSFT's lame security.

Hooking up a PC with valuable personal information to a public network is pretty much a bad idea with any OS. Hooking up to a public network with Windoes and you might as well be writing your credit card number on napkins and handing them out to your fellow diners.

Posted by: Chad_z   Posted on: 01/17/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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