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> This is after not suffering _any_ attack, malware or otherwise, in all the years since XP came out, so I'm not terribly concerned. Just curious, how do you k
by jquery 16y ago
> This is after not suffering _any_ attack, malware or otherwise, in all the years since XP came out, so I'm not terribly concerned.
Just curious, how do you know you haven't suffered any attack?
- mkr-hn 16y agoBecause it would have to come through a vector that I haven't completely walled off, and those are exceedingly rare (like the WMF thing ages ago). I keep up on vulnerabilities, and I'd do a paranoia reinstall if I suspected I were affected by one. It would be one of these: * Noscript exploit * Simultaneous Flashblock + Flash exploit * Image-based exploit * Renderer exploit And those are extremely rare. My software stack is also pretty stable, and it's all from trustworthy vendors/projects.
- Pahalial 16y agoYou are clearly the typical XP+IE6 user being targeted by this campaign.
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