Two Windows vulnerabilities, one a 0-day, are under active exploitation

Both vulnerabilities are being exploited in broad, wide-scale operations.

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[multimediavt]

I just discovered that the link I put in, didn't make it into the last-published story that went live. It's: https://arcticwolf.com/resources/bl...-zdi-can-25373-vulnerability-to-deploy-plugx/. It doesn't say or link to how you can do that. I didn't have a link handy to a how to when I responded and was out running an errand. I just thought it'd be quicker/easier/more helpful if I just sent a quick link with a reminder that that's where I would have to start. Sorry if that came off wrong.

How about unpinning your completely inappropriate comment from the article, sir, and sincerely apologizing to the commentor, and the rest of the folks that support this site and don't need abuse frrom writer/editors that get paid on our visiting or subscribing to the site and reading your stories. You lost me as a subscriber.

And yes, I reported your comment to management as abusive and inappropriate.

 

[multimediavt]

How about recognizing that it's late on a Friday night (and Halloween at that) and give him a little grace. Especially as he came back well outside working hours to apologize to that specific arsian in the very comment you quoted.

That was not an apology, and grace should have been given by the author who demeaned that arsian to begin with. That comment by the author was completely inappropriate and should be brought to the attention of his employer as it was conduct unbecoming to someone writing for pay under the umbrella of Conde Nast. What any employee does reflects on all who work for the company, and the reputation of the company itself.

Empathy, kindness, respect. The comment by the author that he pinned to the story for all to see showed none of that.