>>Several “zero day”/”no user click required” vulnerabilities patched in the last couple weeks...if on Windows patch now.
Linux: the last Windows security patch you’ll ever need.
I’ve installed Linux Mint Cinnamon/Virginia on TWO former Windoze machines (IBM Lenovo Laptop and an INTEL NUC mini) and couldn’t be happier.
Why the trouble?
That crash that took out Win 10/11 machines last month? Also took out Win 7+ on the NUC; I’d already had Linux running on the laptop for about a year just to figure it out.
I’m not missing anything.
Good laugh line.
However, what happens when Linux hits a 72% market share - like Windows today - and every hacker in the world starts attacking Linux?
Where is the central certified Linux authority that takes responsibility for fixing a Linux vulnerability?
How would you know an alleged Linux patch is not new demon software designed by brilliant hackers?
“Linux: the last Windows security patch you’ll ever need.”
That’s true.