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| 18 Oct 2012 | #1 |
| | Kaspersky promises the impossible: A fully secure OS Quote: Eugene Kaspersky had something of a Larry Ellison moment this week, making the bold claim that he and his company are doing what no one else has ever even attempted: developing a secure operating system. Not only is the assertion inaccurate (of course companies have attempted to develop secure OSes in the past), but the pledge of delivering a completely secure OS -- even for something as specifically nichey as SCADA systems and ICSes -- borders on irresponsible in that it's all but impossible to keep. A Guy |
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| 19 Oct 2012 | #2 |
| | I love this statement from the article: Quote: Eugene Kaspersky says his company is developing a bulletproof OS, but in the big picture, he's just selling snake oil Jim  |
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| 19 Oct 2012 | #3 |
| | Hum I just found this too Kaspersky Lab Developing Its Own Operating System? We Confirm the Rumors, and End the Speculation! | Nota Bene I'm only interested cos I am KIS through and through and am wondering what Microsoft are thinking about this stuff. Though I sort of see it at being aimed at industry but I stand to be corrected! |
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