[tacticalogic]

I notice you were careful to omit the first paragraph:

"Windows is a big target because it powers the vast majority of the world’s desktop computers and laptops. If you’re writing malware and you want to infect average computers users – perhaps you want to install a key logger on their systems and steal their credit card numbers and other financial data – you would target Windows because that’s where the most users are.

This is the most common argument for Windows having such a history of malware, and it’s true"

Maybe both you and your customers might be better off if you just didn't work on Windows systems any more.

[catnipman]

But if Windows were ACTUALLY secure, it wouldn’t matter HOW big it was. But it’s not, which is why the various NT Windows-based OSes have had to have hundreds of security patches over the decades.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/173674/adding_up_six_years_of_microsoft_patch_tuesdays.html