为了增加其软件的安全性，微软雇佣黑客为其服务已不是什么秘密，但微软很少公开谈论这个事实
这是微软麾下一位黑客的的博客
http://blogs.msdn.com/hackers/
Hello world.
Welcome to a new blog from Microsoft. The focus of this blog is likely to be a little different from most other blogs you'll see on blogs.msdn.com. Microsoft employs some of the best hackers in the world and actively recruits them and develops them. They work on all kinds of projects, whether it be in development, research, testing, management and of course security. Of course, there is controversy even in the word "hacker" but I don't think that should stop us from using it in the manner I think is the most appropriate. At his or her core, a true hacker is someone who is curious and wants to learn how systems work. This can and of course at Microsoft is done in an ethical, legal manner. We employ "white hat hackers" who spend their time pentesting and code reviewing applications and software looking for weaknesses and vulnerabilities so that others don't once we've released that code into the wild. We employ many many smart testers who know more about some of our software then perhaps the architects who designed it. We also employ some of the top researchers in their industry, dedicated people working on the bleeding edge of whats going to be common place in the next 5 or 10 years of computing. So yes, Microsoft does have hackers, and its time to introduce you to some of them and show you what it is, exactly that they do.
Generally most of the content you'll read and people you'll meet on this blog will be somehow related to security but not all by any
简要翻译前几段：
世界你好：（编程届常用语
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欢迎来到微软的一个新博客。这个博客上的侧重（焦点）与MSN上其他的博客稍有不同。微软雇佣了一些世界上最好的黑客……
