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why unix operating system provides more security than other
operating systems?
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Answer / shakti
unix o.s provide more security than other o.s because it
work on command basic and it have many security features
than other o.s like windows.it mainly work on client server
basis.
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Answer / satish
Below are some points which makes unix more secure that
other OSes.
1) Unix has filr level security Unix treats every thing as
file.
2) Unix has User level security.
3) Unix has Group level security.
4) It is very difficult (Almost impossible)to break/hack
unix password.
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Answer / lakshmi
it provides much security.it canot show strenth of passward
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 7 No |
Answer / pushklar adhikari
Windows code has many holes and bugs in it. Before, I
always thought Unix systems (for example, Mac) were less
likely to get infected by viruses only because they had a
lower market share. However, I'm starting to wonder if the
Unix code is really more secure than the Windows code. Is
this true? Also, does the Windows code really have that
many bugs and holes in it?
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 11 No |
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