I seriously am at a loss for words on this subject. Anyone with even a basic knowledge of security would understand that you need to provide the developer of the software adequate time to assess, solve, test, and release a patch before broadcasting it to the world ( PRWEB? ). Clearly PowerDNN does not have the slightest clue when it comes to these matters. But I don't buy the 'ignorance as an excuse' argument. How can anyone continue to make one brutal mistake after another? At some point you need to come to the conclusion that perhaps these are not mistakes at all. Based on recent events it is starting to become clear that PowerDNN has malicious intent and is working through a series of premeditated steps to unleash it on the DotNetNuke community. I am still waiting for the conclusion to all this which I hope will clarify the end goal. Because at this point I completely fail to understand the logic behind the actions, especially considering the fact that PowerDNN has built a successful business on the backbone of the DotNetNuke project/community. I guess time will tell...

Hi Shaun,
Why is it you have patched DotNetNuke.com and have not released the patch to the community?  There are a lot of people out there who are vulnerable and you are taking your sweet time.

Bill