XP Disservice Pack

Carin Headrick January 8, 2008February 27, 2014 Leave a comment

Last Updated on: 27th February 2014, 03:37 pm

So, let me get this straight. Microsoft is admitting that their own file formats are less secure. How? by updating Windows so it denies access to them. Hmmm. How about making them more secure?

It appears that they have realized that this is a bad idea and provided a fix.

Way to go Microsoft, loudly proclaiming that you suck at security.

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