Plus a lot of vulnerabilities in Windows 10 or 11 also exist in Windows XP but they're no longer mentioned.
Re:“My long goodbye to Windows XP” (2022)
by wkat4242 on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @11:15PM
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Good point, security researchers often simply don't mention obsolete versions in security bulletins.
> The reason that there are so few misleading ads
I can open youtube on my phone right now and find an ad saying "everyone who clicks here will get $1000", misleading ads are still everywhere even if they might not be malware. And I doubt ads exploiting browser 0-days were actually that common back in the day, ads in general weren't nearly as common.
Re:“My long goodbye to Windows XP” (2022)
by parker_mountain on Thursday April 06, 2023 @11:22PM
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I suppose "so few" is relative. While they still exist, it's nothing like 10 years ago.
This is a ridiculous thing to say. The reason that there are so few misleading ads, so few zero days being exploited, and in general a much less tricky landscape today is because the unyielding and unrelenting efforts of people improving computer security.