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So that explains why X.509 certificates, crypto hash algorithms and PGP are forever being compromised by random third party attackers while unsecured Windows desktops are ...

I've voting for a random third party candidate this year.... :) I've voted for 3rd party candidates most years, although not randomly. I was leaning towards Barr, but the more I ...

random third party? (Does it, perhaps, distinguish between 135/tcp "failed to connect" and 135/tcp "connected, but target was patched and so could not be infected"?)

This looks like some random third party DLL or add-on that's crashing. ... you turn those off, does IE still crash? ... See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.

You've got some random third party gunk on this system, of course. Offhand, why are madrm.dll mk_lyric.dll lgscroll.dll mlfhook.dll mawmp.dll on your system?

In particular, it protects you from attacks from random third party hackers. Indeed. This is called end-to-end security. Cryptographically merely shifts "control".

am not quite sure I would allow a random third party root access to my servers. I wish to prepare. What "commands" and "config files" they will look?

dumping all my data in the hands of a random third-party company... I don't have a multi browser solution, but for firefox v3 and up you could give this a try:

[insert abuse to taste] or J Random Third Party: Here's a patch to fix bug #42 in rt.perl.org J Random Third Party: Did you get my e-mail?