oh well, I just hope that they would come up with a better way of gauging one's security and not using just one metric. :)
A better way of interpreting their data would be "there is an increasing awareness of GNU/Linux F/OSS in the country... so we get attacked.
On 4/21/06,
Ariz Jacinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
activity of attacks regardless if successful or not.
severity can be found on security websites.On 4/20/06, Mhac Janapin < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Just for clarification.
Is attack=compromise/successful entry ?
Or
Is attack=attempt?
Do they lump together successful and unsuccessful attacks as one?
Is there a rating of severity of these 'attacks'?
Thanks,Mhac
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