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There's something about Windows exploits that just feels like a canned hunt by now. With stuxnet, there developed the sense that Windows received conspicuous a
by pavement 9y ago
There's something about Windows exploits that just feels like a canned hunt by now.
With stuxnet, there developed the sense that Windows received conspicuous attention from a special class of mysterious operators.
At this point, given the tiny cottage industry that feeds a handful of starving security analysts, I feel it's reasonable to presume that Windows is built to be a secure as possible, and that what's possible is mostly intentional and understood as a known quantity for special populations.
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- topranks 9y agoThere will always be flaws in software systems, it's inevitable. You're basically saying Microsoft have perfected security to the point the can't overlook something or make a mistake with something????
- pavement 9y agoI am not saying the thing you added four question marks onto.
- jdc0589 9y ago> given the tiny cottage industry that feeds a handful of starving security analysts you may not have enough information.
- pavement 9y agoI'd almost rather not know.