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Windows 0-day exploit found on Web
Robert Lemos, 2005-12-28
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Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-29
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Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-29
TJONES (1 replies)
Re: Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-29
Matthew Murphy (1 replies)
Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-29
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Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-29
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micromonkeys 2005-12-30
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Anonymous
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atomcodedestroyer (1 replies)
I call Astroturf! 2006-01-03
Anonymous
Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-30
Anonymous (1 replies)
Re: Windows 0-day exploit found on Web 2005-12-30
Anonymous (1 replies)
The real question should be why does a rendering engine execute code? And why are there no bounds or sanity checks performed on it? A shining example of trying to hat trick a release and cutting corners as opposed to QA. Slow and steady wins the race. Though even without time constraints doesn't guarantee bulletproof code.

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