> Because there are teams of people who jump on patches as soon as they are released, backward engineer what they fixed, and use that to produce attacks. This

> Because there are teams of people who jump on patches as soon as they are released, backward engineer what they fixed, and use that to produce attacks. This should serve as an incentive to stay on the bleeding edge of security updates. Make automatic updates automatic without requiring a restart every time. Not an incentive to sit on our hands and wait until the second Tuesday of a month. The term Exploit Wednesday was coined in response to Patch Tuesday. :) Ultimately, I think this change from a monthly security release pattern to a "as soon as it's ready" security release pattern is what needs to happen. For the good of everyone. Then if people get 0wned, it's their own damn fault.