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Aye aye, it's Microsoft's list of unpatched bugs

95 days and ticking

By INQUIRER staff

Thu Feb 12 2004, 15:08

EEYE, a security firm, has a list of problems it's discovered with software.

Some are severe.

Not only has the page got the number of days overdue since the vulnerabilities were first discovered, the same page, on the Research link, has a useful set of tools.

Go here to see more. µ

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