NeonWizard
February 14th, 2004, 02:38 PM
Security researchers are both criticizing and empathizing with Microsoft for the 200 days the company needed to create its latest critical software patch.
The six-plus months is the longest the software giant has taken to release a fix since it started its Trustworthy Computing initiative, a companywide mandate to make security a top priority.
"If it really took them that long technically to make the fix, then they have other problems. That's not a way to run a software company."
--Marc Maiffret
Chief hacking officer
eEye Digital Security
Read Article (http://news.com.com/2100-1002_3-5158625.html?tag=nefd_top)
The six-plus months is the longest the software giant has taken to release a fix since it started its Trustworthy Computing initiative, a companywide mandate to make security a top priority.
"If it really took them that long technically to make the fix, then they have other problems. That's not a way to run a software company."
--Marc Maiffret
Chief hacking officer
eEye Digital Security
Read Article (http://news.com.com/2100-1002_3-5158625.html?tag=nefd_top)