I don't believe this crappy little security firm has more resources than Google, even in the Security Research Dept. They can go find it themselves and fix it.

I don't believe this crappy little security firm has more resources than Google, even in the Security Research Dept. They can go find it themselves and fix it. Anyway, it's probably mostly a windows bug. If you line the right bytes up together in windows' RAM, it will void itself and yield 'root' or whatever wiener name they have for it. Who knows, maybe they Govt is trying to screw google, and told them to do a fake release. Their post doesn't make them sound like real pros.