full-disclosure - Microsoft would rather spend $250k each as bounty for hackers than actually fix code.

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Message-ID: <3FA93A95.10102@newparticles.com>
From: nehring at newparticles.com (L Nehring)
Subject: Microsoft would rather spend $250k each as bounty for hackers than
 actually fix code.

Just heard from SANS Newsbites:

>- -- Microsoft To Offer Bounty On Hackers
>(04 November 2003)
>Microsoft will announce today (Wednesday) that it will offer two
>$250,000 bounties for information that leads to the arrest of the people
>who released the MSBlast worm and the SoBig virus.
>http://news.com.com/2102-7355_3-5102110.html?tag=st_util_print
>
>  
>

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