Microsoft’s latest Word security hole, KB 2953095, is part of an on-going embarrassment @ AskWoody

Microsoft’s latest Word security hole, KB 2953095, is part of an on-going embarrassment

Posted on March 25, 2014 at 21:46 CDT by woody • Comment in the Forums

Has everybody forgotten that RTF – the sticking point in the latest zero-day, and dozens of zero-days before it – was invented and controlled by Microsoft?

InfoWorld Tech Watch.

Office Patches/Security 0day, KB 2953095, RTF, Word, Zero Day

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