Anyone familiar with Microsoft's history of developing software vulnerable to buffer-overflow exploits is sure to sense the irony. We can only hope Microsoft's endorsement of Sanctum's product by including it with the Microsoft development environment means the programmers responsible for developing Microsoft's other products will be using it, and using it often.
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