Nobody will ever agree what a "reasonable" security precaution is. There just comes a point where adding another security measure costs more than it protects, w

Nobody will ever agree what a "reasonable" security precaution is. There just comes a point where adding another security measure costs more than it protects, which is entirely driven by thousands of your choices and reasons not described & up to individual interpretation. That said, I think many find using a WSL2 VM somewhere near that turning point most of the time. The #1 note on that is the default %UserProfile%\.wslconfig settings will have the VM automount your local storage and share your networking, which may not be what many would want in this scenario. From there you can treat the VM largely as a remote node