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Most Secure Windows Ever?

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in Windows 2000/2003/NT4

How many patches do you think Microsoft will issue for Server 2003 SP1? 19 members have voted

  1. 1. How many patches do you think Microsoft will issue for Server 2003 SP1?

    • 0
      13%
      2
    • 1-3
      6%
      1
    • 4-7
      0%
      0
    • 7-10
      13%
      2
    • 10-13
      6%
      1
    • 13-17
      6%
      1
    • 17+
      53%
      8

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I think Microsoft has finally made it! My bet is zero patches.


I said 17+.

While Microsoft definately got a better start with 2003-SP1, than XP did, there are still going to be small updates every now and then for issues that come up. SP1 (for 2003) added quite a few updates in itself, so we might not see any patches for a while... but they'll be around. You gotta remember, Windows is the biggest target for anyone trying to make an impact (albeit malicious).

I voted 1-3 patches. Patches are important to a secure system. There is no perfect OS. But I think Windows Server 2003 is the best Windows, so far.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Unfortunately, MS just released six new patches for W2K3 :(. I was really hoping this was it.

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