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Sour over mis-predicting the patches this month?
First off, does anyone proof-read these posts? Multiple typos/grammatical errors make it look like this was rushed out... Anyway.

Mentioning the token-kidnapping issue makes me wonder if Ryan is sour that his patch prediction (on Twitter) was wrong?
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Sour over mis-predicting the patches this month?  cypherpunk@... | 11/12/08
prediction  Ryan Naraine ZDNet Moderator | 11/12/08
So what was your solution?  GuidingLight | 11/12/08
Fix it!  TripleII | 11/12/08
I agree with your assessment  914four | 11/12/08
Erm ... nope!  de-void | 11/13/08
Did you get it?  daengbo | 11/13/08
Still doesn't change the the issue  Pliny the Elder | 11/12/08
That depends.  914four | 11/14/08
One Size Fits All  Yagotta B. Kidding | 11/12/08
Well, they were busy  914four | 11/12/08
You do know what SMB is, right?  de-void | 11/13/08
Get real  fr0thy2 | 11/18/08
You don't....  Sleeper Service | 11/12/08
Sour over MS's security incompetence more like it..  AzuMao | 11/12/08
Twitter?  Resuna | 11/14/08
Statistics  Yagotta B. Kidding | 11/12/08
What forest?  kozmcrae | 11/12/08
Ryan is Archie Bunker  FireThorn | 11/12/08
The answer is so very simple Einstein!  Linux User 147560 | 11/12/08
It's a legitimate question.  ye | 11/12/08
Has WEP been fixed?  NonZealot | 11/12/08
Then perhaps...  Stuka | 11/12/08
Um, they did  NonZealot | 11/12/08
Diid I miss something?  mdsock@... | 11/12/08
NTLMv2 has everything to do with it  NonZealot | 11/12/08
The problem is Windows still supports NTLM.  ye | 11/12/08
Should we start banning insecure protocols?  Marty R. Milette | 11/12/08
@Marty R. Milette: No where did I say MS should do away with NTLM.  ye | 11/13/08
The NTLM issue is a bug not an inherent weakness.  ye | 11/12/08
WEP  thx-1138_@... | 11/13/08
Perhaps he could have...  914four | 11/12/08
Isn't fixing it MS' responsibility?  davidr69 | 11/12/08
Something didn't smell right with this story  NonZealot | 11/12/08
Why didn't MS pitch these solutions?  davidr69 | 11/12/08
Your IT staff needs to be fired  NonZealot | 11/12/08
nice post, NonZealot  jacec | 11/12/08
Welcome to the real world  davidr69 | 11/13/08
You don't need admin rights in a user account  wolf_z | 11/13/08
RE: Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?  ca1ic0cat | 11/12/08
RE: Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?  rocketman67 | 11/12/08
The Bean counting Mac ad is more funny now  Randalllind | 11/12/08
But they did fix it. (nt)  NonZealot | 11/12/08
Yeah, like the...  Media-Ted@... | 11/13/08
Whether anyone exploited the vulnerability or not  Shelendrea | 11/12/08
Did you get an intrusion in these 7 years? NO  qmlscycrajg | 11/13/08
did you open port  TedKraan | 11/13/08
Your "journalism credentials" should be revoked.  open minded | 11/13/08
AMEN  dnaetoa | 11/13/08
Did I Miss The Memo?  mikefarinha | 11/13/08
Not exploited because ...  davidr69 | 11/13/08
Just Silly  mikefarinha | 11/13/08
DOD asked MS to delay the patch.  Dilberter | 11/13/08
RE: Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?  iamanerd | 11/13/08
You'd better do your some studying...  Marty R. Milette | 11/13/08
You're kidding, right?  thx-1138_@... | 11/14/08
Maybe a moronic simplification...  Marty R. Milette | 11/14/08
After the first sentence ...  thx-1138_@... | 11/14/08
Actually, I have...  Marty R. Milette | 11/15/08
A right ...  thx-1138_@... | 11/16/08
nt  mikefarinha | 11/13/08
What about IE iFrame Exploit?  bbneo | 11/13/08
I thought Apple was slow at fixing the DNS flaw...  Ed Lin | 11/13/08
Same reason Microsoft hasn't killed ActiveX  Resuna | 11/14/08
Why does nobody understand the purpose?  Marty R. Milette | 11/15/08
When ActiveX is bad...  Raymond Danner | 11/15/08
We can agree to disagree...  Marty R. Milette | 11/15/08
Yeah, and compared to Linux and distros that descend from it....  Predator106 | 11/15/08
You're probably too young to remember...  Marty R. Milette | 11/15/08
There are plenty of people to complain to...  Li1t | 11/15/08

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