The brand spanking-new Windows operating system called Vista - billed as "the most secure version of Windows yet" on the Microsoft Web site - has proven a pushover for Internet hackers. Full Story »
Posted by David Patterson
Pretty good article on the evolution of Vista operating system on the market. Poor defense from the Redmond emergency team: saying there weren't to many attempts to break Vista through his security flaws doesn't mean hackers won't do that in increasing numbers. Besides that, Windows seems to ignore a rule of every system that says the greater its complexity, the harder its maintenance. Plus that a greater complexity doesn't necessarily serve but the interest of the corporate businesses, while the population at large has more basic computing needs and people can view Vista only as a curiosity, not always as an item to buy.
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