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WannaCry ("the attack") didn't target Windows 10 installations (probably since most Win10 users have updates enabled), but Windows 10 is still vulnerable withou
by kristofferR 9y ago
WannaCry ("the attack") didn't target Windows 10 installations (probably since most Win10 users have updates enabled), but Windows 10 is still vulnerable without the patch.
- ibic 9y agoAgain, where is the source? I seriously doubt that the worm author would let go such a profitable target if they can infect Windows 10. According to this: https://www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share.aspx?qprid=10&qpcustomd=0 https://www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share... Windows 10 has almost 4 times users than XP (and supposedly the gap is growing larger)
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- erikbye 9y agoJust have a look at the XML configuration files for the exploits used. They are on GitHub. Windows 10 was not a target.
- technion 9y agoThe difference would be that Win 10's forced updates mean nearly every Win 10 user is patched. It would be a much less successful target (though still a target > 0).