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Microsoft can expect as more than 200 million users worldwide will be using Windows Vista by the end of 2007.
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Microsoft has stated that Office 2007 is for sale so that it's not free at all and that it comes in many editions with Windows Vista.
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That's why Windows Defender comes with Windows Vista to help keep you protected from spyware and viruses. As you cannot expect 200 million users to be subject to viruses and spyware, simply because they don't use Linux Ubuntu. Users will be able to download definition updates for the Windows Defender product a few times each month as dozens of new spyware become available.
Microsoft on the other hand has the right to post security patches on the second Tuesday of each month and cut off support for older operating systyems two years after the successor has been released. People should go around frowning at Microsoft for "delaying" patches, simply they don't want to wait a month or as a little as a week for the problem to be corrected, they company is just doing their job.
Once Windows Vista becomes available for worldwide release, the company will issue a first set of security patches and bugs that they found in the new operating system. Not every new operating system is 100% bug free once it's released.
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2) 1 more day a patch is delayed means more X more infected machines. And considering the extremely large Windows user base, this is a disaster. It could be a machine in the bank handling thousands of accounts, a machine in the hospitable connected to a machine controlling a critical life support system, or even just the machine of an ordinary person that will be used to launch attacks against a government-owned network. It could be part of a botnet use to launching a DoS attack like the one that recently brought LiveJournal down in the infamous Blue Frog case. No company is doing their job efficiently if a government advices it's people against using one of their products!
3) Windows Defender a great piece of software but, just as it's alternative proprietary counterpart, it definitely has bugs. Those counterparts hasn't stopped malware writers before from circumventing protection and installing rootkits at the heart of the Windows kernel.
1) I never once said that there's an OS that's 100% bug-free. Not GNU/Linux, not Solaris, not Mac OS X, not even OpenBSD (if you actually know how extremely hardened is this system) But they are better alternatives.
Have a great day
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Just watch some vids and you get Vista for nothing, been all over the internet the last few days.
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And if Vista actually ships with Defender and still requires it, in order to be secure... then I certainly fear this security flaw trend will continue.
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