It's the end of an era, but it's not the end of an empire

_Sunday, June 19, 2005_

14.06.2005 : Microsoft ISA Server 2000 Two Vulnerabilities (MS05-034)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Telnet Client Information Disclosure Issue (MS05-033)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Agent Trusted Internet Content Spoofing Issue (MS05-032)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Step-by-Step Interactive Training Code Execution (MS05-031)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Outlook Express NNTP Remote Code Execution (MS05-030)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Exchange Server Cross Site Scripting Issue (MS05-029)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Web Client Service Remote Code Execution (MS05-028)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Server Message Block Remote Code Execution (MS05-027)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Windows HTML Help Remote Code Execution (MS05-026)

14.06.2005 : Microsoft Internet Explorer Multiple Vulnerabilities (MS05-025)

14.06.2005 : Sun Java Web Start Untrusted Application Security Bypass Issue

14.06.2005 : Sun Java Runtime Environment Applet Security Bypass Vulnerability

All these vulnerabilities are very critical... I'm wondering how many people will switch to firefox this month?