Microsoft plays a "security card" and resolutely fights against Linux

For the domestic market, the Chinese version of Windows XP ServicePack2SP2 software, which has applied advanced security technology, has been officially released. Observers pointed out that Microsoft's move was somewhat in contrast to the inu x camp.

The reporter learned that the Linux camp has been active frequently recently. Not only was the Chinese open source software alliance established, but Lenovo and founder turned to the Linux camp. In August 10, OSDL, a major international organization supporting Linux applications, also announced the establishment of an office in Beijing. In response to users' criticism of Windows security vulnerabilities, Microsoft may try to recover the decline by launching a security offensive.

The Chinese version of SP2 is free of charge. It is reported that the free software was released in the United States in August 6. It will establish reliable default security settings for users' computers, so that computers will not be troubled by hackers, viruses and other security issues. "Our goal is to make users' PCs better able to defend against increasingly complex attacks. SP2 is an important step to achieve this goal ." Bill Gates, chairman and chief software designer of Microsoft, spoke highly of him.

From: SOHU. COM