MS pushes back Forefront security offensive Microsoft will delay the release of the next version of its Forefront security product range. The company's announcement of the delay suggests it wants to improve the technology, but business reasons provide a more plausible - though unproven - rationale for the postponement. Instead of shipping the product release, codenamed …
"The security giant expects to ship a second beta of Stirling and a release candidate prior to the final release."
Isn't this Microsoft we're talking about here? I assume that "security giant" is a new technical term for "incompetent buffoon"?
When has Microsoft ever release a product without any security flaws? DOS (maybe, not sure) but everything since then has been so full of holes that Swiss cheese makers have used their software for inspiration.
Paris because when her "security" hole was penetrated, details were only uploaded to the internet once.
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