by Crystepsi » Mon Sep 16, 2024 2:43 am
perhaps its a good thing that some people steer away from older systems due to them being "insecure", as id imagine those people, if we're calling them misinformed, would be likely to make small mistakes which could lead to their sensitive data getting grabbed. the majority of people dont want to / dont know how to be cautious when dealing with older systems, and so id say that they should maintain that theyre insecure. us however? nah, we're fine. you also mentioned that youre not keeping any valuable data on your red hat 7.1 laptop, but im going to assume that thats not your only computer, id also assume that most people dont have multiple desktops / laptops and so theyd be storing all their data on the same device. additionally, attackers probably arent going directly for prehistoric-ahhh operating systems, but driveby attacks are a thing
anyways viva la windows vista big up http
perhaps its a good thing that some people steer away from older systems due to them being "insecure", as id imagine those people, if we're calling them misinformed, would be likely to make small mistakes which could lead to their sensitive data getting grabbed. the majority of people dont want to / dont know how to be cautious when dealing with older systems, and so id say that they should maintain that theyre insecure. us however? nah, we're fine. you also mentioned that youre not keeping any valuable data on your red hat 7.1 laptop, but im going to assume that thats not your only computer, id also assume that most people dont have multiple desktops / laptops and so theyd be storing all their data on the same device. additionally, attackers probably arent going directly for prehistoric-ahhh operating systems, but driveby attacks are a thing
anyways viva la windows vista big up http