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Read more.Based on Fedora Linux. It's MAC OS X skinned, privacy invading and very hard to tamper with.
Sure this isn't Windows 10?
I jest, I jest (liking Win 10 so far)
I've seen a lot of this reported by tech sites this morning.
Frankly, I am astounded that this is newsworthy. Who on earth would have bet against this?
Last edited by SteveWilliams; 28-12-2015 at 03:40 PM. Reason: punctuation
The future of apple wall garden apple researchers are now implementing its features.
You mean 'Apple plan to start implementing it's features in 3-5 years'...Originally Posted by rob4001
That wouldn't stop Apple having been first to introduce those features thoughYou mean 'Apple plan to start implementing it's features in 3-5 years'...
nichomach (29-12-2015)
if N.KOREA are so smart why not make their own OS and CPU'S ??? instead of lurking on 'WESTERN' technologies. LINUX is AMERICAN tech, INTEL is AMERICAN tech, C++ is AMERICAN tech even the INTERNET is AMERICAN tech..........last time I used N.Korean tech.....I DON'T REMEMBER
That wouldn't stop Apple having been first to introduce those features though
Linux is really quite international (Linus himself is Finnish) and C++ was invented by a Danish chap. Both those people moved to America though, so I guess you are sort of right.
To add to what DanceswithUnix said, CERN (a European based research organization) is where the 'Internet' was invented my friend. By an English chap at that.
GCHQ may well be developing their own equivalent. I imagine it would also be called Red Star, but due to government funding cuts it's been value-engineered to Brown Smear. Stinks just the same and sucks the privacy right out of anything and everything, but the gov will have made sure that if you work for certain disreputable newspapers it will auto-wipe anything that may incriminate you in a law suit/public enquiry.
Xlucine (01-01-2016)
Isn't that the world wide web? Doesn't the internet have its origins in DarpaNet - a US MOD development in the 70s?
It is, though again I think the international community has gone on to keep it up to date via the RFC process.
Not surprising they have based it on Fedora as the SELinux extensions have been in place for a long time and, if properly implemented, make it into a very secure multi-level operating system. The problem is that the configuration is far from straightforward. North Korea seem to have added some additional feature for intrusion and tamper detection, addressing the authenticity pillar of a secure system
Sadly, Microsoft's virtual stranglehold on the corporate market has tended to stifle the adoption of it except in certain specialised areas.
Apple's OSX is based on BSD UNIX (with the Mac GUI overlaid on top) but I would think it would be possible to incorporate the SE extensions, although whether it would be worthwhile is debatable.
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The only problem is they'll probably beat you senseless with an authentic pillar should anyone intrude or tamper with anything.
To be honest, Apple already constrain the use of their technology a lot more than this. Ive often thought they operate like a communist state with their restrictions on use.
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