full-disclosure - Re: Microsoft source code "leak"

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Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.96.1040215142021.17681A-100000@grex.cyberspace.org>
From: th0rno at cyberspace.org (the th0rno)
Subject: Re: Microsoft source code "leak"

I have got a theory. 

Recently, when Mr. Bush has realized that there is no 
WMD in Iraq, He appointed a special commission to look 
into intelligence failures. It sounded like "It was 
not my fault"...

Microsoft officialy says "Evil hackers has stolen the
source code, our customers are not safe now". 

True - they are not safe - but with a minor diffrence, 
since now it's not Microsoft fault.

th0rno

// boolean freedom = (hackers != terrorists ? true : false);