> On 16/01/2013 11:59 AM, Kenneth wrote:
>> Wow, it seems that security updates for various pieces of 'standard'
>> Windows-related software are coming down fast and furious these days:
>> Firefox,
>> Java, Flash Player, Windows itself (well, my old XP version.) I'm
>> getting one or
>> the other of these on almost a daily basis. Cyber-criminals and
>> spammers must be
>> working overtime!
>
> Just because a security flaw has been discovered, does not necessarily
> imply that anybody has actually *exploited* it yet.
>
> It could well just be the QA people doing code reviews and finding bugs
> that way.

QA people?  You mean the one guy in India who quit last month and can't 
be replaced because there's a hiring freeze because the 3rd quarter 
results weren't good enough?

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