Thread: Shellshock: Bash software bug leaves up to 500 million computers at risk of hacking
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Old 09-29-2014, 02:27 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by ShellShock View Post
Is there any evidence for how secure Windows is compared to Linux? (which would have to take into account lots of factors, including their relative popularity).
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In any case, equating proprietary to insecure and open source to secure is clearly fallacious - the two best-known security concerns of recent times (Shellshock and Heartbleed) came from open source software.
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