2008/3/31, Jean Christophe Andr? <jean-christophe.andre at auf.org>:
> David Tremblay a ?crit :
>
> > Because everybody knows that linux is by far the best and the most secure
> > platform (.)
> >
>
> Comparing Windows, MacOS and Linux, yes, that's what is common knowledge.
>
> But if you put some other systems in the comparison, like OpenBSD, Linux
> may not be the absolutly most secure operating syst?me...
OpenBSD is not a "desktop" OS.
A "Linux " OS runs the Linux as an OS, and
Mac OS runs FreeBSD as its OS.
So, what is the point when Mac OS doomed by Macromedia Flash is upgraded?
The number of malware for Windows is more then ten or even hundred
times compared to Linux.
Albeit It doesn't mean that Linux is more secure than Windows:
crackers target where it is easier to break. Most likely, Windows is
their target because Windows is the most widely used OS at the
moment.
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