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it's not about the use-case of the victim, it's about the system resources it adds to the pool for the attacker to use as they wish. Now add "offline" to your
by serf 9y ago
it's not about the use-case of the victim, it's about the system resources it adds to the pool for the attacker to use as they wish.
Now add "offline" to your list and i'd agree. Every online node is a potential threat not to just the direct victim but to potentially anyone else on the net.
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- Jach 9y agoI've been watching my friend deal with Windows 10 shenanigans for over a year. Occasionally he'll get it to a frozen point where it won't secretly update and break everything, won't transmit all sorts of information to HQ, and won't reinstall Candy Crush. He's convinced that most malware would be more respectful with his hardware resources than that OS. When you make the prevention worse than the disease, don't be surprised that the disease gets an upper hand.