Windows AntiSpyware becomes "Defender"

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While no one produces perfect code, it is not just the number of users that limits attacks on the 'nix's. They were written with security in mind, while Windows was written to be an open book, easy to modify by any applications that came along. That was where MS diverged with IBM way back in the eighties when they were creating OS2. Security is an afterthought for Windows since they had limited computer experience when they were creating it. That is why there are so many holes, it is so easy to penetrate, and so difficult to defend. Good luck, Defender.

Posted by: georgep_z   Posted on: 11/07/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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