why LINUX is fast processing software and why it does not
get viruses.
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Reason for Fast:
Each restart linux running defragmentation & scheduled FSCK
this is one of the reason for fast & due to modular kernal
we no need to restart the system for while adding new
service/device/modules.
Reason for does not get virus:
In linux all are consider as file and files are not
executing automatically.so not able to spread.
But if we fails to secure our system[physical/nw] hackers
can schedule the script in cron.
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Answer / dineshkumar
It does not get viruses because unlike windows,in linux each and every services,files have different contexts.So for each one we have to write pgm to attack.
ex:
.for samba,samba_share_t
.for html,httpd_sys_t
*To know the contexts ,run ll-Z
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Answer / prashant
Linux is running defragmentation on every boot.
In linux every thing is a file with permissions.
FILE can not be executed automatically without permission,it
has to be permitted as executable and has to run manually by
user.
Hence Linux is not getting Virus affected.
*Now a days there are some viruses that are made for only
Linux systems present over Internet.
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Answer / susheel narayan singh
Linux is fast because of no virus affected
It does not get virus becuase of max virus comes in .exe
file format and Linux kernal does not support .exe file
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Answer / dany
It is running defargment on each and every restart.
Modular kernal.
All are consider as file.here ,Files are not executing
automatically.
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Answer / i_love_ritika
All the files systems are set on different different folders
so....so its really difficult to interlink all the folders
...to operate...for the hackers....
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