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Vista and the Future of OS Security

The planned release of Vista at the end of January has provoked a great deal of speculation about its expected impact on hackers. Microsoft claims that Vista will offer completely new, more secure core components. Until now, users of other operating systems -- such as Unix, Linux and Mac OS -- have enjoyed nearly attack-free computing. Will Vista's heightened security cause virus writers and other attackers to turn away from Windows users in search of new victims who use other operating systems and cross-platform applications?

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