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Windows Has ‘Fewer Flaws’ Than Linux

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“Data collected by a Microsoft security researcher suggests that
the company had to patch far fewer software vulnerabilities than
competing vendors in 2007.

“A vulnerability report maintained by Jeff Jones, strategy
director at Microsoft’s Security Technology Unit, claimed that the
firm’s Windows XP, Vista and Server operating systems required
patches for some 20-45 vulnerabilities each…”


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