| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Microsoft denies that the bug is a security vulnerability, since an attacker would have to have gained administrative access to a system before exploiting it. (The Israeli researchers point out that many common exploits provide admin access.) This stance apparently lets them off the hook for patching Win2K, which is in extended support mode, though it powers about 9% of US and EU business comput
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