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Ummmm yeah… sure… the top 18 are BSD… and like 5 of those are running IIS 5.0 and 6.0 ON BSD? Come on… get real. I like how a number of those are running vulnerable versions of apache as well all the way back to apache 1.1…
MW = “this” Like this topic is getting old… All *nix based OSs can have long uptimes… but the *nix and Windows systems with uptimes of years have likely never been patched for any security issues… not a great thing to brag about.