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That's not what I took from the article at all. Here are the two points I got: 1. Microsoft is releasing a patch for Windows XP, which is odd because they no
by CivBase 7y ago
That's not what I took from the article at all. Here are the two points I got:
1. Microsoft is releasing a patch for Windows XP, which is odd because they no longer support it. This could indicate that a very serious vulnerability is about to be revealed - one which likely goes beyond XP itself.
2. There are still far too many computers running Windows XP. Doing so is a dangerous practice - especially if the device is networked - and keeps getting harder to justify.