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>Then again, maybe he feels he has a duty, as a security expert, to use and thereby remain familiar with the most popular systems around. I think this is the c
by dublinben 13y ago
>Then again, maybe he feels he has a duty, as a security expert, to use and thereby remain familiar with the most popular systems around.
I think this is the case for security experts like Schneier and Krebs. Most of the threats they're interested in affect Windows. Most of their readers run Windows. They would be a less useful resource if their first recommendation was always "ditch Windows" even if that's accurate.
- joe_the_user 13y agoMaybe he needs to use Windows but whether or not his single air-gap-ed computer runs Windows or not isn't going to determine whether he's going to be running Windows in general. I don't know how maintaining a full off-Internet computer isn't much more extreme than switching OSes. If he is recommended an off-Internet machine, it seems clear he'd want to recommend the hard steps as well as the easy steps. I mean, he says he's running open office so Linux should be able to work great for him.
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