Re: virus: More tales of poorly written OS code.

From: Andy Brice (andyb1@btclick.com)
Date: Mon Jun 17 2002 - 15:23:03 MDT

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>
> Flaw Puts SQL Servers at Risk
> By Dennis Fisher
> ...

Its tough enough to write complex software systems that do what they are
supposed to within a reasonable time-frame *without* having to worry about
malicious users.

I wonder if Microsoft has a 'black team' separate from the development team
that looks for such weaknesses?

Andy Brice

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