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This report looks at all of the vulnerabilities fixed by Apple, Microsoft, Red Hat and Ubuntu during the first half of 2008. At the vendor level, the report examines all vulnerabilities as well as Days of Risk (DoR) associated with those vulnerabilities. Read More...
This paper is a compilation of vulnerability data for client operating systems for the first 3 month, January through March, of 2008. Vulnerabilities and fixes for the following products are discussed: Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Read More...
Summer and work travel have really had an impact and I've missed a couple of months of scorecards, so last weekend, I decided to dig in and catch up to July. I hit a few road bumps: Sun changed their Security Alerts web site, making it a bit more challenging. Read More...
I was nudged by some colleagues this week, telling me that some folks may only be reading my technet blog, but that I hadn't been doing a great job of cross-posting some things. Six months is a much more interesting time frame than the previous Windows Read More...
I just posted my March 2007 - Operating System Vulnerability Scorecard over on CSOOnline, which includes charts comparing the vulnerabilities in Windows, Red Hat Linux, Ubuntu, Novell, Sun, and Mac OS X, broken down by server and workstation. Here is Read More...
I just posted my February 2007 - Operating System Vulnerability Scorecard over on CSOOnline, which includes charts comparing the vulnerabilities in Windows, Red Hat Linux, Ubuntu, Novell, Sun, and Mac OS X, broken down by server and workstation. I do Read More...
I just posted my January 2007 - Operating System Vulnerability Scorecard over on CSOOnline, which includes charts comparing the vulnerabilities in Windows, Red Hat Linux, Ubuntu, Sun, and Mac OS X, broken down by server and workstation. I do include the Read More...
Yesterday, Eric S. Raymond (ESR) publicly dumped Red Hat Fedora and made the switch to Ubuntu: Eric S. Raymond Gives Up on Fedora , burning bridges left and right behind him. In Eric's words: Over the last five years, I've watched Red Hat/Fedora throw Read More...
Well, between the Holidays and 2 weeks of being sick, I didn't stay very current during December. So, to get back on track, I thought I'd create this summary, backdate it to December 31 (today is January 2nd, 2007), just so I can share my comments on Read More...
This post is dedicated to n00dles , for daring to ask for even more detail ;-) and should be considered as an addendum to Windows vs Linux - Workstation Comparison - Q3 2006 . Same caveats apply: NOTE: I am not asserting that my vulnerability analysis Read More...
NOTE: I am not asserting that my vulnerability analysis demonstrates that Windows is more secure. Rather, I frequently hear and read Linux advocates making unsupported assertions to the opposite that Linux is inherently more secure than Windows. The "unsupported" Read More...
Based upon Debian, Ubuntu has cool release names like "Warty Warthog", "Hoary Hedgehog", "Breezy Badger" and "Dapper Drake" and is certainly the current fair haired Linux. Warty Warhog, aka Ubuntu 4.10, was the first release in October 2004. Dapper Drake, Read More...
 
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