>a typical GNU/Linux system would be just as vulnerable as Windows if someone
bothered to target it (assuming they can convince you to run a trojan horse).
Just to explain clearly the difference.. -> On a typical Windbloows
installation all you would need to do is click on a link or open the mail
attachment while on any GNU distro AFAIK you would need to FIRST give the
file the permission to run as executable, and in order to do that you would
need to use the appropriate terminal command (chmod) or do it graphically by
right clicking on the file and then selecting the relative tab and again
selecting the tiny box that says "allow to run as executable" and then you
would need to confirm clicking on the "yes" dialog box.
On the other hand on that preciouss pile of poo known as Magribnowns you
would simply need to click on the attachment of the mail the awesome dude
sent you..
AFAIK most windows useds disable UAC or at the best ignore it merrily :)
