We've written about the Windows Home Server (WHS) data corruption bug several times since it first emerged in late December. On Monday Microsoft finally - finally, released WHS Power Pack 1, which contains the fix, as well as a bunch of other stuff no one really cares about.
Most malware attack vectors are designed to target a wide cross-section of potential victims, but every now and then something different pops up. In this case, there's a new bug spreading aimed specifically at corporate CEOs with a fear of the criminal justice system.
One California man would like more of us to eat insects. He even adds them to the ingredients of candy in his candy store.
You may recall I wrote earlier about the troubles people were having with the prequisite updates that Microsoft said were required in order to get Windows Vista SP1 in March. In a "mea culpa" moment, Microsoft has stopped distribution of the update that seems to be at the heart of the issue, KB937287.
