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:Open Source vs. Windows: Security Debate Rages
Open Source vs. Windows: Security Debate Rages
Oct 5, 2007, 15 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (4982 reads)

(Other stories by Ellen Messmer)

"It's a topic of fierce debate among high-tech cognoscenti: What's more secure--'open source' code such as Linux and Apache, or proprietary 'closed source' operating systems and applications, Microsoft's in particular?

"The regularity with which Microsoft has taken to announcing vulnerabilities and consequent software fixes has left few cheering about its security. In contrast, high expectations endure for open source, with proponents arguing that it's inherently more secure because a much larger set of developers can read the code, vet it and correct problems..."

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Oct 5, 2007, 18:48:48
 
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