Zero-day attack hits Word

Patch Tuesday is really working out for MS: "Cybercrooks have found that they can take advantage of Microsoft's security update
cycle by timing new attacks right before or just after "Patch Tuesday"--the second
Tuesday of each month when the software maker releases its fixes. Some security
watchers have coined the term "zero-day Wednesday" to describe that strategy."

Cue the usual MS apologists;-); Posted by: Richard Flude Posted on: 02/15/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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