In reply to Windows is more secure than Linux ( 2009 )

Technoman•17th of June 2009

Open Source Software is inherently dangerous because its source code is widely available, where as Windows 'blueprints' are carefully guarded by Microsoft.
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teddirez•17th of June 2009•to Technoman

1) Windows updates are not released daily, when a problem/bug/vulnerabilty arises it is forwarded on to the applicable team, the team works a solution and depending on the severity of the flaw is tested for a certain period.
1a) Open Source flaws are generally fixed far more often as they are collaborated by a world of enthusiasts all adding their little bit right there right then as they are discovered.
2) The REASON the kiddies attack Microsoft is because they ARENT open source. When all the see more

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Carling•4th of November 2009•to Technoman

Open Source Software is inherently dangerous because its source code is widely available,
Fact
That's why it's the most secure because Open Source Software is widely available and open to scrutineers who check it out for ulnerabilities,
that's why the White House web site is using Open Source Software... go see for yourself why it is the most secure operating system

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