full-disclosure - m$ realizes it loses the bug war? :)

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Message-ID: <1A595BB1C1CEAF4CB673755028BBD7CF083B7A38@himl06.hickam.pacaf.ds.af.mil>
From: Sung.Choe at hickam.af.mil (Choe Sung Cont. PACAF CSS/SCHP)
Subject: m$ realizes it loses the bug war? :) 

Quoting Stephen Toulouse, Microsoft's security program manager, "Security is
really an industry-wide problem. Just this morning I had to install an
update to Firefox to block a flaw that would've allowed an attacker to run a
program on my system. We're working around the clock to make Internet
Explorer safer, and we're making changes with our Windows XP Service Pack 2
to make browsing a lot more secure."

Excellent, at least their security program manager knows enough to use
Firefox...