Re: oracle on the traces of microsoft ?

[Dragos Ruiu <dr () kyx net>]

On November 23, 2004 09:42 am, Maynor, David (ISS Atlanta) wrote:
> > No joke.  I fully agree.  If you've ever spent time rev eng their math
> > related code (including date handling) you'd be afraid... not necesarily
> > form a security standpoint but from a reliability/accuracy standpoint.
>
> <sarcasm>
> You are making it sound like Oracle is some large multinational company
> with a large customer base and an ethical responsibility to keep that
> base safe. I mean "hackers" only target applications and services that
> are in wide use, come on now, who really uses Oracle. When you are a 3rd
> rate software shop like Oracle who needs to release timely updates,
> nothing important is running on it anyway.
> </sarcasm>

mutter...mumble...unbreakable...mutter....mutter....

(sorry someone had to make that joke, lest we forget the worst marketing
campaign *ever* :-)
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