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I don't agree that not keeping up with Windows Update is always a security risk, if one is behind NAT and only browses trusted websites (which rules out webmail
by forgotmypw17 5y ago
I don't agree that not keeping up with Windows Update is always a security risk, if one is behind NAT and only browses trusted websites (which rules out webmail, BTW.)
I do agree that trying to make a consensual OS out of Windows is an uphill battle. If you're stuck using it, however, for whatever reason, a patchkit like this is better than nothing.
- jve 5y agoGood luck if there is any single malicious device on your network. Good luck if explorer previewed wrong file. Good luck if trusted website has been hacked and serves malicious content. Good luck if you do npm install.
- forgotmypw17 5y agoI would not do any of those things.
- _8j50 5y agoYou can disable auto update and manually check/approve. Standard enterprise practice too.