Warning About Insecure Linux Being Used In National Security

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A story today on [Sian.us], gives details on the debate between security experts and embedded systems industry experts on whether or not [Linux is fit for national security applications].

University and military experts share concerns about Linux being chosen for security critical applications solely because of cost or personal familiarity.

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