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  1. maxb1ack's Avatar
    maxb1ack
    I'll let interested parties do their own research.
    10-17-12 10:26 AM
  2. grahamf's Avatar
    grahamf
    Are you talking about the Kaspersky OS? I think it's redundant, and a poor replacement for QNX.


    It might replace Windows embedded, though. That would be nice.
    10-17-12 10:48 AM
  3. maxb1ack's Avatar
    maxb1ack
    Kaspersky OS

    realistically speaking, this is first competitor for QNX...
    10-17-12 05:56 PM
  4. grahamf's Avatar
    grahamf
    Possibly, but I don't think Kapersky is very experienced with making OSs while QNX is a mature platform (and I don't think it's showing it's age)
    And I honestly don't believe their experience can help them make an ultra secure OS that doesn't need constant patching or being taken offline.
    10-17-12 06:24 PM
  5. James Nieves's Avatar
    James Nieves
    Whatever. Dont people know that Samsungs Bada is an RTOS Hybrid with Linux? *rolls eyes* QNX is tHe market lead For a reason

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    10-17-12 06:35 PM
  6. grahamf's Avatar
    grahamf
    I'm just saying that Kapersky OS would be much more suitable for systems like these: Malware Is 'Rampant' On Medical Devices In Hospitals - Slashdot
    10-17-12 08:43 PM
  7. badiyee85's Avatar
    badiyee85
    As in they will be writing their own kernels, microkernels and etc? Tall order to wage a war against QNX just by face value. QNX does have some really heavy clout to boast, being one of the most stable and secure operating systems with 30 years of headstart. Still, competition should be healthy.

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    10-18-12 01:47 AM
  8. anon(4018671)'s Avatar
    anon(4018671)
    QNX kernel is very small and secure already. Kaspersky is just living off the fact they caught the stuxnet virus which was Windows based anyway lol Its a broken record with Windows isn't it?
    10-18-12 07:05 AM
  9. BBNation's Avatar
    BBNation
    I know my city's water system is run by QNX.
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    10-18-12 11:17 AM
  10. grahamf's Avatar
    grahamf
    Seems I'm not the only one investing in salt. Kaspersky's exploit-proof OS leaves security experts skeptical - CSO Online - Security and Risk


    I still think OpenBSD is a better solution.
    10-19-12 08:32 PM
  11. badiyee85's Avatar
    badiyee85
    Originally Posted by dentynefire
    QNX kernel is very small and secure already. Kaspersky is just living off the fact they caught the stuxnet virus which was Windows based anyway lol Its a broken record with Windows isn't it?
    Stuxnet and FLAME, and possible variants of Iran-industry-destroying viruses that were purpotedly developed by the government of united states of america. The fact that it went undetected for so long...
    10-20-12 01:53 AM
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