5,198 Software Flaws Found in 2005

Blogged under Software News by Dr. Byte on Saturday 31 December 2005 at 6:51 pm

Security researchers uncovered nearly 5,200 software vulnerabilities in 2005, almost 40 percent more than the number discovered in 2004, according to Washingtonpost.com. From the article: ‘According to US-CERT…researchers found 812 flaws in the Windows operating system, 2,328 problems in various versions of the Unix/Linux operating systems (Mac included). An additional 2,058 flaws affected multiple operating systems.’

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