Looks like I’ll be doing some research on the latest batch of MS patches rolled out yesterday. Whee fun!
OK so it’s not the most exciting part of my job, by far, but I’d rather read the technical details of these to see where we might be vulnerable than deal with the mess after someone has used the exploit against us.
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