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While Linux is probably slightly harder for a sophisticated attacker (and a lot harder for a unsophisticated one), a lot of your protection probably comes from

While Linux is probably slightly harder for a sophisticated attacker (and a lot harder for a unsophisticated one), a lot of your protection probably comes from the fact that they spend most of their time targeting the 98% of the desktop software base- that isn't Linux. Of course maybe their server oriented efforts make this moot.

Fuxy 13y ago
The most vulnerable part of a server is the fact that it's a server. It's a lot easier to attack the website running on the server and escalate from there then attack the OS directly. So the vulnerability would have to be in something that both servers and desktops have in common.