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Though the article seemed to suggest that using the latest-greatest fully-patched auto-updating version would be better. I'm sure that would be far worse. Espec
by tlb 10y ago
Though the article seemed to suggest that using the latest-greatest fully-patched auto-updating version would be better. I'm sure that would be far worse. Especially against state actors who can corrupt the update channel.
An air-gapped hardened Windows XP with all the optional services turned off is pretty robust.
- rhizome 10y agoAny systems person worth their salary would turn off auto-update and distribute fixes via e.g. GPO or other in-house system update process.