Security expert dubs July the 'Month of browser bugs'

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I'm not ignoring it. This idiot is propagating it.

If he writes malicious code as the story states, why is he not in jail where he belongs? Are you telling me that you support his criminal activity? This is taking free speech beyond any limit of reason by advocating and allowing the implementation of illegal acts. He says he warned the browsers about their vulnerabliities but they didn't listen to him. Well, boohoo. Now he is seeking to make his chops by alerting every script kiddie on the planet and supplying the ammunition for those societal parasites to extract his revenge for his mere presence on this earth being unacknowledged. How much more pathetic can this guy be?
NO browser will ever be completely bulletproof. EVER. There is no such thing as perfection in code writing. We all will have to accept that fact and learn to live with it and deal with it. And Stop b*tching about it.

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