http://venturebeat.com/2015/12/31/software-with-the-most-vulnerabilities-in-2015-mac-os-x-ios-and-flash/
And applecucks still use this shit? Gross
>>52198839
you do know these vulnerablities can't get exploited in practice, right?
>>52198885
Nice damage control, cuck
>>52198885
you do know you're a cuck in practice, right?
>itunes 130
>ANDROID 100
>An mp3 player has as many exploits as an entire OS
>>52198885
Maybe not by everyone, but they certainly can be exploited by the NSA.
>>52198941
>>52198944
kek'd at the cuck >>52198885
>>52198957
>$20m
That's a pretty sweet deal desu senpai.
How did they judge the Linus distros? Did they count vulnerabilities in the included packages or what?
For ex if Ubuntu has a bug in its version of Bash does that count? Or are they counting Unity bugs?
>>52199025
It's public info. Look at a few of them and how they're placed in categories if you want individual CVE info.
I know people are going to point out the separate versions of Windows there because they're faggots but the majority of the vulnerabilities will be shared over Windows versions, just like they would be shared over OSX versions, but individual Windows versions have more presence than individual OSX versions, so it makes some sense.
If you were to combine all the Windows versions and then have unique vulnerabilities only then it's highly likely it would still be under 200 anyway.
>>52199314
That's how it was last year actually.
>>52199339
Followed by this.
