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November 13, 2006

Vista security seen as child's play

From Information Week, news that your data will be far more secure under Windows Vista than it has been under XP...assuming, of course, you're still in grade school:

Windows co-president Jim Allchin has said that Windows Vista, which met its release to manufacturing milestone earlier this week, is so superior to Window XP on security that he feels safe letting his own son run a PC without anti-virus software.

A prominent security analyst countered that that attitude would be fine as long as everyone using Vista was a seven-year-old.

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