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Rif: Comparison of Web Servers
From: Remo.Cornali () rcs it
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 17:52:31 +0200
comparing web servers from a security perspective?
A well-patched Apache is as secure as you can get.
A well-patched IIS is also as secure as you can get.
Miss just one patch, and your webserver, whatever it is, is unsecure.
There is no such thing as a slightly unsecure webserver,
anymore than there is a being like a slightly pregnant woman.
You may, however, want to consider a webserver's MTBSP
(Mean Time Between Security Patches). ;-))
Keeping up with IIS is a lot more work.
Ciao!
Remo Cornali
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