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He didn't say that, WinZealot

What he's trying to say is that Unix runs much more important operations (banking, finance) than Windows (small/medium business e-mail, file server) and yet Windows requires sooooo much more security just to keep up.
If these Unix boxes hold much more important info that hackers would want to steal, why then isn't Unix more hacked? Yes, we understand that there are viruses for Unix and that these existed before Windows was even born. However the amount of Unix viruses utterly pales in comparison to Windows-- a rather sobering reality that I'm sure you would not address. So, you're another NonZealot clone?..

Posted by: Jeff Spicoli   Posted on: 02/12/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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