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Windows vulnerability prompts users to look elsewhere
Stan Beer
Tuesday, 22 August 2006 11:15
A majority of a Windows users sample have indicated that the latest
critical vulnerability in Windows will prompt them to look at using
other computer platforms, according to a new poll.
Users were asked the question: Has the latest critical Windows vulnerability prompted you to consider alternative platforms?
Of the relatively small sample of 298 respondents, 183 (61.8%) answered yes and 115 (38.2%) answered no.
In the latest round of Patch Tuesday fixes earlier this month, it was revealed that two critical vulnerabilities affected the current Windows Vista beta version.
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