Microsoft closes Windows LSA hole under active attack Microsoft patched 74 security flaws in its May Patch Tuesday batch of updates. That's seven critical bugs, 66 deemed important, and one ranked low severity. At least one of the vulnerabilities disclosed is under active attack with public exploit code, according to Redmond, while two others are listed as having public exploit …
Big outfits like Microsoft are authorized to issue their own CVE numbers and have a range allocated to them
Presumably a large range, because no one wants to see articles on the Reg, Slashdot, etc. about how Microsoft had so many CVEs one year they used up their entire range and had to request a another.
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People who write shoddy exploitable code, are no different than that wankstain oppenheimer, unless of course they intended to write shoddy exploitable code, in which case, they are probably nothing like oppenheimer
if you're reading this and you do not understand, you are part of the problem
nobody knew really what oppenheimer intended, only just that he was, how do we say? disappointed with himself?
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