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Debate Continues Over Whether Microsoft Should Hurry Patches for Vulnerabilities | |
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| Time: 23:50 EST/04:50 GMT | News Source: Daily Tech | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Mozilla representatives sharply rebuked a report earlier this month which pointed to Firefox as being the "most vulnerable app" to businesses. In its rebuke, Mozilla cited its rapid rate of patching and criticized Microsoft as being too slow when it came to patches, particularly for Internet Explorer. The result is an interesting debate -- should patches be rushed to market or be given time to be fully tested. | ||
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