Author: pavel
Date: 22:25:42 03/24/02
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>I cannot comment on the security issues, as I just have no experience here. But, >based on the *official* bugtrack statistics, there is comparable number of the >expoisable bugs in both OSes, Windows is slightly better here (sorry, don't have >link with me at home). Most recent Windows attacks actually exploited Windows >*users*, not system "per se". > >And if you want you can get access to the Windows source code. For details look, >for example, at http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/sharedsource/default.asp. >Faculty, staff, and students in more than 120 academic institutions throughout >the world have such the access. > >Eugene > Hi, Thanks for the link, didnt go through the whole stuff yet, but I will, later on. Can you please post the URL to the bugtrack stats you were reffering to (when you find it), I was trying to look for it's newsletter #136 in securityfocus.com, but couldnt find it. I am just geniunely interested on the list, doesnt matter if it proves me wrong. ;) Regards, pavs
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