Google’s Project Zero gets tough on companies with lax security patch policies

Google's Project Zero so named after the “zero day” security flaws that are exploited before developers learn of them.

February 15, 2015 · 1 min · 79 words · Jenny Smith

Of course, both Microsoft and Apple are not keen on this.

Of course, hackers in the know work fast to purposefully exploit software flaws when they become known.

Google refused and released any details to the public of the flaws.

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Microsoft, also, requested additional time to fix a flaw in their Windows OS.

Google, again, refused and publicized the bug.

To date, Googles Project Zero has identified 39 vulnerabilities in Apple products and 20 in Microsoft products.

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