Microsoft is also well aware of where they are and who makes them but do nothing to stop it from happening.

It’s just an arms race which Microsoft is loosing one day at a time and the war with vista is long but over.
In my defense, I have not seen a similar report of such crack – detailed to the filename, making it easier to locate, on major technology reporting sites. Tell it exists, don’t give us pointers to locating it.

I do not like the approach that seems the only valid these days; Don’t report about it even if it is there because no one will notice then.

Suppressing information is something that I absolutely hate. It leads to misinformation and reminds me of the three wise monkeys. As long as you don’t see it, don’t hear it and don’t talk about it it is not there,,

In my defense, I have not seen a similar report of such crack – detailed to the filename, making it easier to locate, on major technology reporting sites. Tell it exists, don’t give us pointers to locating it.

@Martin, in the fair sense of reporting, you looked at it from only 1 point of view. If you were working in Microsoft, working as part of the team that developed the Genuine Advantage protection, would you even want someone reporting it? Fine, you may claim some form of security for windows – make windows better, but in truth, someone will lose a form of pay for this report.
“Who Am I to say what you can do and what you can’t do. Go ahead.” – besides, I have spent a better part of last year getting good info from you. Unfortunately, good things also come to an end.

Besides, as a good reporter, you can’t afford to get emotional over what people comment on your blog.

@Dante, thanks for reading my blog. Hope to see you again. If only you were man enough to leave some form of contact.

@African MAN, 4Q

And as to this boy’s claim of finding damaging software and than reporting it, HA! I sincerely doubt it has the brains to do so. Check out it’s blog. I’m just surprised he found this blog to begin with. Some human must have told it.

The last thing you want is google banning you.

Microsoft is also well aware of where they are and who makes them but do nothing to stop it from happening.

It’s just an arms race which Microsoft is loosing one day at a time and the war with vista is long but over.