Lies, damned lies and these lies: Security numbers don’t tell the story

Macworld
Jan 5, 2016, 10:00 am349 pts
If there’s a metric Apple’s failing at you can be sure it’ll get reported, even if it’s a meaningless metric. Writing for Tiger Beat in the Valley, Emil Protalinski runs the numbers. Or, well, looks at some numbers. “Software with the most vulnerabilities in 2015: Mac OS X, iOS, and Flash.” (Tip o’ the antlers…

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