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They're putting out the invite now?
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Cushman said the presentations have already paid off. One talk, delivered in March by a security expert named Johnny Long, detailed a new way to identify security holes using Google. Shortly after the talk, a Microsoft manager applied the technique and discovered a customer was at risk because it hadn't properly set up a computer that was running SQL, a database program that competes with business programs sold by Oracle Corp.
They needed a presentation to learn about that?
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Doesn't this happen every Windows release?
I remember them saying the SAME THING for XP.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
Doesn't this happen every Windows release?
I remember them saying the SAME THING for XP.
I was just thinking this. Serious hackers would never tip off Microsoft anyway - it sort of sounds like a PR stunt to me.
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