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What's the evidence that zero-click hacks are growing in popularity? TFA doesn't seem to provide any, and given that in the not so distant past, every other Win
by oefrha 5y ago
What's the evidence that zero-click hacks are growing in popularity? TFA doesn't seem to provide any, and given that in the not so distant past, every other Windows PC was infested with viruses and/or trojans, it's hard to believe device security is on a downward trajectory.
- orbital-decay 5y agoYeah, there was a time when installing Windows XP with an Ethernet cable plugged in was impossible, because the PC would get infected before even finishing the setup, and reboot.
- staticassertion 5y agoYou can just count ITW exploits against Chrome, for example, to see that they're increasing over the last 3 years. I assume the same is true for some other software.