Thursday February 07, 2008
Thursday February 07, 2008
Information Security Magazine Chuckle
This made me laugh. I get a "renew your subscription" notification from Information Security Magazine even though I've only received one issue. Fair enough, it's free. I fill out their form and click submit...and I get an (buffer?) overflow in Visual Basic on some Microsoft server.
Yeah, I'm really going to trust what these guys have to say now! 
(yes, I need a new blog template, maybe after I upgrade)
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