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Microsoft to censor public bug database for unpatched security flaws







Microsoft to censor public bug database
for unpatched security flaws

Microsoft to censor public bug database
for unpatched security flaws
07/20/2004 08:07 PM

In this July 1 interview at the MSDN Web site, Sara Williams reveals that Microsoft will yank any unpatched bug report from its publicly-accessible database if the bug is security related. "We don't want to do harm," Williams says. I...




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