> “you don’t get malware by visiting CNN” I have to barge in here and mention that doing totally reasonable things can result in getting malware installed on y

> “you don’t get malware by visiting CNN” I have to barge in here and mention that doing totally reasonable things can result in getting malware installed on your systems. The most glaring case was the early Windows XP era, when it was enough to plug in the Ethernet cable during installation to get malware. I had to download the service pack and install it offline before plugging in the network. Today, I'd point out that ad networks' code is barely scrutinized, and they can hit unpatched vulnerabilities all right (sorry for not providing examples).