Re: Microsoft Office Excel 2010 memory corruption

[Peter Ferrie <peter.ferrie () gmail com>]

> > No, it costs a lot of time and money to fix even one issue.
> > We don't want to waste it on something that isn't exploitable.
> There are at least four problems with this argument. First, the
> argument basically says "defective software is OK."

You've interpreted "don't want to waste it" as "won't fix it",
extended it to suggest that it's an acceptable response, and then
proceeded to attack that conclusion.
Do you call the fire brigade if you see the smoke from a candle?
No, but you might get someone in eventually to clean the soot from the ceiling.

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