On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Kenneth Gonsalves <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Thursday 10 Sep 2009 3:14:55 pm Kenneth Gonsalves wrote: > > On Thursday 10 Sep 2009 3:10:12 pm Prem Kurian Philip wrote: > > > >Take the case of Apache, for example when was the last time you had to > > > >upgrade because of a security issue? > > > > > > I see your point but Apache has been around a lot longer than WP. In > > > anycase, there was a vulnerability a few weeks ago: > > > > or take django - only one very minor security hole in the svn head. Has > > never had a security vulnerability in a released version - and this is > over > > a period of 5 years. > > an interesting thing happened on the django list some time back. Some php > guy > wanted to migrate to django and asked 'where is the page for security > vulnerabilities?' and was told that there was no such page as there are no > security vulnerabilities. So the guy promptly refused to look further into > django as he felt that an application without regular updates to fix > security > holes is unreliable. > if there is no security vulnerability, either software is good or not many people are using it and hence no bugs are reported. - balachandar muruganantham உலகம்.net - இலவச தமிழ் வலைப்பதிவுச் சேவை - http://ulagam.net எனது தமிழ் பக்கங்கள் - http://www.balachandar.net/pakkangal Beyond Work - http://beyondwork.wordpress.com/ "கழாஅக்கால் பள்ளியுள் வைத்தற்றால் சான்றோர் குழாஅத்துப் பேதை புகல். " - குறள் எண் : 840
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