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Software Will Always Be Insecure

techworld.com — According to Dr Klaus Brunnstein, president of the International Federation for Information Processing, unless complexity in software design (OSI architectural model) is eliminated, computing will remain insecure in the future. He singled out Microsoft's Bill Gates. "We must force him to pay for the damage he has caused", says Klaus.

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  • inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0I agree, Microsoft has never stepped forward and wanted to be held accountable for their software and any vulnerabilities. We live in a straneg society that does not have any accountability, no one is responsible for anything, Had Microsoft believed in security they could proudly hold themselves accountable for software vulnerabilities, but apparently you can't make money by producing a superior product in America :(

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