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Are Windows 0-days really that common? I thought they were usually saved for really serious attacks, e.g. from state-sponsored actors, not scams on the level of
by alangpierce 8y ago
Are Windows 0-days really that common? I thought they were usually saved for really serious attacks, e.g. from state-sponsored actors, not scams on the level of "pay some random person $15 a month to attach a mysterious device to their router".
- eponeponepon 8y agoI can't answer your question authoritatively, but there are plenty of organised criminal enterprises in the world with state-level resources.
- floatboth 8y agoNot just a question of state-level-ness, but of targeted/mass. Burning a 0day on a mass scam is really, really stupid.