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Story: Linux servers 'attacked more often'
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 20 February 2004, 8:29 PM)
Most likely open mail relays were considered "compromised systems". That's the only way you could actually count the numbers.
I think the study is bogus.
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Story: Linux servers 'attacked more often'
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Welcome to the real world Linux! I hope you decide... Dave Oliver -
Not suprising is you consider Linux is used by the... Mark Cope
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mi2g is a dodgy company with dodgy staff in need o... Anonymous
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The MI2G study of servers "did not include other m... David Mohring
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ATTACKERS EXECUTING COMMANDS FROM THO... David Mohring
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a) All the windows servers are already compromised... Anonymous
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Most likely open mail relays were considered "comp... Anonymous -
Yes... From my experience, GNU/Linux systems are m... Matthew C. Tedder
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I had to laugh at this comment: "With Windows serv... Joel Stone
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Mi2g is a very dodgy company. I'm not sure you wan... Anonymous
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did they control for the number of servers? and h... mark hahn
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This is just the begining of the mess.
For years o... Spark
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That doesn't mean that Linux servers are bad. The... Anonymous
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Well. I agree that they counted more Linux servers... Sam
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