February 16, 2004
Microsoft had some of their code stolen. What does that really mean?
My spin: It has been reported that some of the code for Microsoft Windows NT and 2000 has been stolen and is now circulating around the Internet. Well Anchor Desk's David Coursey helps us understand what the implications are for you and me.
In a nut shell, however, I wouldn't lose sleep over this. But I would continue to be vigilant - whether the code was stolen or not!
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