Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 19th Sep 2005 12:32 UTC, submitted by vinref
"The growing popularity of open-source browsers and software may be responsible for the increasing gap between the exposure of a vulnerability and the provision of patch to fix it, security software vendor Symantec has said."
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RE[2]: Key part of sentence, making it FUD
by on Tue 20th Sep 2005 01:40
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This is the key sentence and the reason for the article...coming from Symantec, it's understandable. They are interested in fighting OSS as far and wide as Microsoft is. FUD FUD FUD.
EXACTLY...not only is Symantec married to Windows, but they are also feeling the threat from an OS where people (meaning the userbase as a whole, not necessarily YOU) can fix things on their own.