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"Our real problem is cross-platform," Mahon says. "Fortunately,
our Unix-based platforms are more stable in regards to new security 
vulnerabilities.
It's the Microsoft platforms that have become extremely resource-intensive."

(The Fed maintains 10,000 discrete devices; AS/400, HP-UX, Linux, 
Novell, Solaris and
...Windows)


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