On Jun 9, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Jeff Wright wrote:
Offer some concrete proof that it is actually a problem. I'm not
saying it can't possibly be hacked, but if it is a real and defined
exploitable bug, it should be easy for you to do that. The web has
been largely a OMG!!! M$ hAx0red FF!!!1! echo chamber on this matter.
Note how blasé WFBs are about product defects.
But there is a big difference here. If M$ wants to have gross defects
in its own products that is their business, but when they go insert
defects into competitor's products that is something completely
different. That's a drive-by shooting.
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