July 03, 2003, 10:43 AM — In the wake of a spate of security gaffes, a Microsoft exec admits that Microsoft does not ever expect to release secure, flawless code - because such code is simple impossible for human programmers to produce. Is this too much pleading, or does Microsoft get unfairly singled out as insecure?
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