News Zero-day PowerPoint vuln confirmed

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/2009/04/06/zero-day-powerpoint-vuln-confirmed/1

Microsoft has confirmed a zero-day vulnerability in its PowerPoint application that can allow remote code execution when an affected file is opened.

 

Oh my, security flaws in proprietary software? Who would've thought?!

Haven't used MS Office in years. Never will.

 

Troll somewhere else please. I'm sure there are issues with OpenOffice as well.

 

Troll? Whatever.

Open office Cheesecake.

 

Office 2000 cheesecake

 

I once had the flu and my pen and paper kept behaving very strangely.

I keep getting yellowy green shapes and the text would become really blurry.

 

Office 2007 = faster on my netbook than OpenOffice on my dual core desktop. I still use it but dread having to start it up every time since I'll have to wait a good 30 seconds until it's finished. And to me it looks like Office 2000/XP with some new icons and a default file format incompatible with the rest of the world. Office 2000 Cheesecake!

 

ahem...

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Your markup is showing, how rude!