Microsoft's most successful failure

Microsoft's most successful failure
Mark Burnett, 2005-06-06

Someone once asked Pable Picasso which one of his many paintings was his favorite. His reply: [i]the next one[/i]. Ask Steve Ballmer which version of Windows is the most secure and guess what his answer will be?

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Bizz

I'm not an MS fan. But...its not like much of the Open-Source software is much more secure. I believe that MS has had/will have the most security issues because they have the largest market share. Who wants to expend the effort to break into the minority when its much more lucrative to break into the majority? Look at what happened when FireFox became relatively 'main stream.' Security holes popped up like that.

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