Re: [ARSCLIST] Cedar

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Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Cedar
From: Rob Poretti <r.poretti@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 25 May 2007 16:57:15 -0400
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<SNIP>
> It is much more secure than the old Mac OS.
<SNIP
Apple kept it's original OS under tight wraps.  Open source - everyone has it.  Finding
vulnerabilities is a lot easier if you have source code.  I believe that?s what Bob's
buddy was referring to...

Also UNIX -- or Linux off-springs -- are not *immune* to vulnerabilities.  I bet if the
hacker population turned it's eyes on Linux - and why would they do that when MS is such a
nice target? - it would come up with plenty of problems...

IMHO...

Rob Poretti
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- Re: [ARSCLIST] Cedar
  - From: Don Cox

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