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... Windows XP Would be just as secure with zero network access. What's your point here?
by jplayer01 9y ago
... Windows XP Would be just as secure with zero network access. What's your point here?
- lightedman 9y agoThe point made is that there are plenty of ways to secure older machines, some of them plainly obvious.
- lightedman 9y agoTo boot, I have two machines, 2000 and XP, and they can't be touched. Why? Ports I know will not be used are locked down, both systems have their firewalls configured on top of that, and those machines only access certain sites in a non-HOSTS file that Windows cannot bypass like it can in newer versions because it's in the router, an older one which they cannot touch. And no UEFI Windows Partition driver BS, either! Get with the old times, people, before needing Ring 5+ mitigation, when people would actually FIX THEIR HARDWARE.