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They pretty much have. Sometimes people make mistakes that lead to vulnerabilities like this. It will be patched soon, then forgotten, and life will return to n
by aninteger 11y ago
They pretty much have. Sometimes people make mistakes that lead to vulnerabilities like this. It will be patched soon, then forgotten, and life will return to normal for everyone using IIS. We'll still run http in the kernel for performance purposes and everyone will conclude that no damage was really done. People will still use the same tech.. this vulnerability is not game changing and it'll be business as normal.
- skillsfirst 11y agoDon't the PR folk usually end their pieces with a signoff? But I agree, lessons won't be learnt, braindead ideas like in kernel http will persist, and windows users will continue to pay over and over (in terms of insecurity, as well as cash)