Microsoft calling kettle Black

Stuxnet could hurt world economic development, says Microsoft CEO

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2010/10/05/243178/Stuxnet-could-hurt-world-economic-development-says-Microsoft.htm

The advent of sophisticated new malware such as Stuxnet could hamper the development of cloud computing and consequently economic development, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (pictured) said on Tuesday.

MS operating system hasn't been secure since 1999, the loss of trillions of USD can be attributed to the Microsoft paradigm.

They don't patch illegal MS OS leaving them open for malware and bots.

The problem isn't the WWW its the Operating Systems.

Originally the OS was built to work. If it worked

it was a success, no consideration given to security.

This paradigm continues today, emphasis on functionality,

not security, There in lies our weakness.

All the security vendors, spending billions of dollars

have not been able to secure the OS in the entire history

of the WWW.

Change the focus, change the paradigm to a secure

OS.

There is enough blame to go around for every body.

Time to fix the problem.

The world awaits a secure OS, even if its less functional one.

G

Internet Anthropologist

Tactical Internet Systems analyst.

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