Nationalists encouraged to use other operating systems.
[Editor's Note: Using any Microsoft product is a security risk for nationalists everywhere. Many White families have suffered through computer instability, virus attacks, spyware, etc. by using Microsoft software. Other operating systems such as FreeBSD and GNU/Linux offer better security, are more efficient, and the thousands of software packages available are free. The open source community's premier office suite, OpenOffice, is also available for download and offers cross-platform interoperability with the Microsoft Office suite, including its latest package Office XP. Do yourself and your family a favor, make the switch today! -DM]
The Microsoft security train made its scheduled monthly stop on Tuesday, dropping off eight updates to cover 18 vulnerabilities in a range of widely deployed products.
Five of the eight advisories are rated “critical” and Redmond officials are urging customers to apply at least three immediately as high-priority updates.
The top three include fixes for high-risk flaws in Microsoft Corp.’s implementation of the TCP/IP stack; a cumulative patch for the Internet Explorer browser; and a patch for a remote code-execution hole in the enterprise-focused Microsoft Exchange Server.
According to Stephen Toulouse, program manager at the Microsoft Security Response Center, the vulnerabilities discussed in the MS05-019 bulletin present the biggest threat to Microsoft Windows users because a successful exploit could allow a malicious hacker to take complete control of an affected system.
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