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Word Meets Zero-Day Exploit Number Four

Microsoft has had a heckuva time keeping Word secure from zero-day exploits. In fact, this week news of another vulnerability means there are now four holes that need to be plugged. So far, the attacks have been limited in scope, but I'm still jonesin' for some patches here.

Posted by Doug Barney on January 30, 2007


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