Microsoft-Connected Smears Against FOSS
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#EFAIL vulnerability: What PGP and S/MIME users need to do right now [Ed: Microsoft sites rush to attack GNU/PGP/GPG etc. citing the EFF's misleading posts]
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Open-source vulnerabilities plague enterprise codebase systems [Ed: Charlie Osborne gives a platform to Black Duck marketing stunt. It was founded by a Microsoft manager specifically for the purpose of attacking FOSS.]
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Synopsys Report Finds Majority of Software Plagued by Known Vulnerabilities and License Conflicts as Open Source Adoption Soars [Ed: This was their press release]
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