On the other hand…

Defend Microsoft in one post, post a link to a new vulnerability in Windows 98, 98SE, ME, NT, and 2000 in the next. The sad thing is, with everyone at work using NT and me testing XP, I have to go find an NT box to test the patch. Guess I’ll go ahead and setup that new employee’s box a bit early so I can use it to test. (link also via Online Blog.)

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