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I'm saying that the newer the version, the more CVEs it has. Of these, over 1,000 are different versions of Windows 10 Precisely. Windows 11 will be worse. O
by userbinator 2y ago
I'm saying that the newer the version, the more CVEs it has.
Of these, over 1,000 are different versions of Windows 10
Precisely. Windows 11 will be worse.
Of course this doesn't exclude bogus/trivial ones, since CVE-chasing is a thing now, but how many were found in older versions?
...and no surprise that I'm being downvoted by the corporate-authoritarian shills for speaking against the narrative. Yet it should be clear that the newer the code is, the buggier it is --- especially with the sort of competence that passes for developers these days. MS is adding more and more attack surface every day.
"Truth doesn't mind being questioned. A lie does not like being challenged" ;-)
- Mr_Minderbinder 2y ago>Of course this doesn't exclude bogus/trivial ones, since CVE-chasing is a thing now, but how many were found in older versions? Glad I am not the only one who has observed this. That Python int to str conversion “denial of service” CVE from a few years back was a complete joke.
- StableAlkyne 2y ago> Precisely. Windows 11 will be worse. The difference is Win11 continues to address these vulnerabilities. Or you switch to a Nix or air gap the machine. The incorrect approach is to continue using Win10 in production as if nothing is going to happen. I suspect we have gotten sidetracked into arguing different things at each other for this reason