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Assuming that's legal. I know bugs are sold, sometime openly, but it depends on how FBI wants to see it.
by throwaway10001 13y ago
Assuming that's legal. I know bugs are sold, sometime openly, but it depends on how FBI wants to see it.
- tptacek 13y agoIt's probably not legal to knowingly sell an exploit to someone that a reasonable person would believe was going to use it to commit a crime.
- iy56 13y agoSolution: anonymous buyers.
- gesman 13y agoYup. Anonymous buyers vs. MSFT. Or else! Ballmer cannot dictate his own prices for hot commodity. If he is smart enough to hire cheapo programmers and suppress creativity and initiative, he has to pay for his technical debt to clean the mess up.
- throwaway10001 13y agoIt's all anon, fun and games until the SWAT team shows up :-) In all seriousness, any package as complex as Windows and Office is bound to have bugs, many, many bugs.
- gesman 13y agoIn fact all buyers needs to be anonymous and pay with bitcoins, including MSFT.