By Joris Evers
Published: Tuesday 21 June 2005
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Seattle
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Software Design Engineer
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Microsoft's inability to secure Windows? How about "companies inability to keep their server software up to date" ? Windows 2000 is 5 years old and widely recognised as being less secure than its successors, so why is a company keeping credit card numbers on it? (a company which, as an aside, shouldn't be keeping them at all). If the system concerned was Windows Server 2003 SP1 then I'd be more inclined to cry foul on Microsoft.
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