Netcraft reports that in August 2007, Apache accounted for 48 percent of public-facing Web sites while IIS rose to 34 percent. So does that mean IIS is more secure than Apache?

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Funded by Google and led by the Internet Security Research Group, Apache's web server is set to receive a new Rust-based mod_ssl module.

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Apache with standalone PHP might prove far less optimal than a lightweight event-driven Web server like Nginx with standalone PHP. My mental wheels began turning.

Netcraft reports that in August 2007, Apache accounted for 48% of public-facing Web sites while IIS rose to 34%. So does that mean IIS is more secure than Apache?

Continuing the theme from my previous column on the relative security of Internet Information Service (IIS) vs. Apache, I’ve come across more studies to support my initial conclusion. Since a ...