Big deal. Unix got all the malware first, from a /bin/login trojan pre-Version 6, to Fred Cohen's 1984 virus, to the '88 RTM worm. Heck, rootkits were invente

Big deal. Unix got all the malware first, from a /bin/login trojan pre-Version 6, to Fred Cohen's 1984 virus, to the '88 RTM worm. Heck, rootkits were invented for Unix, and only later migrated to Windows. Whatever resistance is conferred by discretionary user/group/other access controls seems to be enough to prevent pandemics like Windows experiences. Or maybe Windows is just so darn baroque and non-orthogonal (file extension determines whether it's an executable or not?!?) that it can't be secured. Either way, bring it on.