Older versions of the Windows flavour of Apache's web server software are vulnerable to a critical code injection flaw as well as a pair of lesser security bugs. The most dire of three security bugs in a core component of version 2.2.14 of Apache, and possibly earlier releases of the software, creates a mechanism for hackers …

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Tuesday 9th March 2010 17:01 GMT Mark 30

Something fishy about the headline?

So history was wrong? The Indians were clobbered by Custer, not the other way around? Hmm... 135 cavalry vs. several thousand Indians... yep... Custer won.

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1. Tuesday 9th March 2010 17:03 GMT Sarah Bee
  
  Re: Something fishy about the headline?
  
  The bug is attacking. The headline is fine. Go and tell someone else how to do their job. Buh-bye!
  
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  1. Tuesday 9th March 2010 17:03 GMT Sarah Bee
    
    Re: Something fishy about the headline?
    
    Whatever, you insane nitpicker.
    
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2. Tuesday 9th March 2010 23:32 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  It's good
  
  Bug attacks Apache. Apache (in the latest version) has clobbered the bug. Hence, the bug has been Custered.
  
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Thursday 11th March 2010 16:58 GMT elpumkinhed

freetards

Lol, see freetards have holes in their pants too!

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