In the latest round of arguments from the Redmond giant about the sanctions the holdout states want to impose. Get this......M$ says it'll be a security risk. HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
read it http://www.iwon.com/home/technology/...euters,00.html
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In the latest round of arguments from the Redmond giant about the sanctions the holdout states want to impose. Get this......M$ says it'll be a security risk. HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
read it http://www.iwon.com/home/technology/...euters,00.html
HAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Oh that's horrible! Not a security risk : o
They'll use anything that sounds somewhat real to argue in their case.....
they took the biggest security risk by installing windoze in the first place ;)Quote:
and the stakes for our customers are too high for Microsoft to take such a risk
v_Ln
It will be a risk..however. Osama hasn't yet been caught. ;)
I still don't understand who they're requesting that the source be delivered to. . . it's not like the states want to release it to the public(even though that would happen, eventually), aren't they just trying to get M$ to give up the code to development org's to help in the whole integration of competitor produtcs!?!?!?!
After having read this article, I think that MS may be correct. You see, Windows is already riddled with security flaws, and that is what was found on the OUTSIDE. Imagine you got the source, and discovered how many MORE vulnerabilties there are. :)