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You know any network from Linux, Mac, to Windows can be secure. Proper security design and policy should be implemented. If you have a linux network and your root account is easily breached then your network is still comprimised. There is an equal ammount of Linux security patches and fixes out there, just they don't make the headlines everytime one is released. And the Mac has'nt been free of the bugs and flaws either. So don't rest on your laurels and think just becuase your network runs linux and mac that it is secure. Because all it takes is one motivated individual to bring it all down.
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Malware needs a vulnerable target  Aphelion | 11/12/03
Don't say that  altereqo | 11/12/03
Hooray for YOU!  Biggins | 11/12/03
Equal Degree of Vulenrability  michael-t | 11/12/03
Huh, interesting  Elsa | 11/12/03
Windows can be secured  voska | 11/12/03
by7 default  lmaxwell | 11/12/03
M$ latest FUD working just fine  zd-spam | 11/12/03
Yup, blame the victim.  NotInThisLife | 11/12/03
Re : Malware needs a vulnerable target  lmaxwell | 11/12/03
When is my body's upgrade due to ship?  wise_dawg | 11/13/03
20 Years Malware  michael-t | 11/12/03
Where's Fred?  TEBushmaker | 11/12/03
Yeah right...  spinit | 11/13/03
MacVirus  issthatso | 11/13/03
Microsoft's Mac Virus  Aphelion | 11/13/03
Why write a Mac Virus?  acomtois@... | 11/13/03
It figures...  Grimm Reaper | 11/13/03
Become Infamous and Rich  Aphelion | 11/13/03
bashing the king for all the wrong reasons  toadlife | 11/14/03
The Emperor's new clothes  Aphelion | 11/14/03
Gee, I didn't know Windows was 20 years old wink  jdoe512 | 11/14/03
1986 - First Virus - This is what i believe is correct  Anith Anand | 11/18/03

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