Re: How NSA access was built into Windows

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John Bowden wrote:
> [..] One thing that does
> confuse me though, is If m$ has been getting advice from the NSA about
> secure operating systems since 98 or so why is windows security so
> bad ;-).

Anti-malware companies, which make their large profits from the infestations
and insecurities of Windows, have a huge say in what Microsoft can do with
their OS. Unfortunately for such a companies as Microsoft and others, this
profit is apparently worth more to them then consumer satisfaction and good
design principles.
-- 
Peter Gordon (codergeek42)
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