Why C# is better than Java, response 2
Responding to Andy Oliver's "Why C# is better than Java", part two. 6-10 →
25 January 2003
Why C# is better than Java, response 1
Responding to Andy Oliver's Why C# is better than Java, part one. 1-5 →
SQL Worm Irony
Microsoft's homepage, on the day the SQL Server worm crippled large sections of the Internet: "Today's News: Bill Gates reports on security progress made and the challenges ahead." (Image on site) →
Are Network Worms Healthy?
The solution isn't defensive worms. The solution lies in the recognition (seldom expressed, lest we later regret it ourselves), that the failure to patch a seven-month bug is negligence, the failure to firewall non-essential open ports on network servers is negligence. In other matters, the failure to implement egress filtering is negligence. We could probably come up with a pretty good baseline of what is obvious systems administration negligence when it comes to security. →
"Trustworthy Computing" - welcomes the SQL Server worm.
Hello, Internet-wide denial of service attack. **** you, Microsoft. **** you, incompetent server administrators who are not only too lazy to get off their stupid asses and upgrade a broken piece of software, but are too ****ing clueless to put their servers behind a firewall and block access to administrative ports. →