3 ms·
How do you know you haven't been re-pwned through updates? Do you try to analyze any encrypted blobs leaving your machine with wireshark, keep a list of recent
by RichardHeart 10y ago
How do you know you haven't been re-pwned through updates? Do you try to analyze any encrypted blobs leaving your machine with wireshark, keep a list of recent mothership ips? Do you run updates on a firewalled machine and analyze its behavior to see if it does what it says it does before you deploy on your main? Microsoft privacy violations are a persistent and mutating threat.
- Crosseye_Jack 10y agoI check the group polices every once in a while (mainly cause I want to see what all the fuss was about) Do I do it on a fire walled machine first? Nope do it on my main gaming machine (Because that's my main windows machine) but I do keep an eye on the traffic that leaves that machine. Just ran a pending update for Windows 10 on that machine so it's now on build 15007.1 (been putting it off as for about a week as insider builds take a while to update) and all my GP's has been maintained, no reinstall of Get Office/Skype Preview though I do have Skype already installed on that install for gaming. I expect MS to abide by the law and respect the privacy settings set in my Windows install just as I expect every other OS/Distro to do the same.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]