[Gllug] Trojans and social engineering
Gordon Joly
gordon.joly at pobox.com
Wed Aug 11 13:57:32 UTC 2010
On 11/08/2010 13:37, Andrew Farnsworth wrote:
> Linux tends to be less susceptible to social engineering (i.e. trojans
> etc) simply due to the fact that, unlike windows, the majority of
> Linux users have a CLUE. This does not make them immune and, as time
> progresses and Linux makes it's way onto the normal users desktop that
> his will change.
>
> Andy
I can see, but only up to a point. My recollection was the *nix was
built with more security in the kernel and elsewhere that Microsoft Windows.
On what might be a side issue, *nix tends to favour human readable
config files.
Gordo
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