The leak of Microsoft's code for some of its Windows operating systems may prove to be a positive thing, as developers worldwide get a chance to suggest improvements to the code.
Chris Wysopal, vice president of research and development at security firm @Stake, said Microsoft should expect to field a lot of calls in the coming months as developers chime in with their ideas for improving the code.
Indeed, experts say the leak of Microsoft’s proprietary code to the public might just result in code benefits to the Windows platform overall.
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