[Technology] Windows 11

[studio150]

Just over 2 hours and installed successfully and while different seems easy to get around to find what you need.

 

[dadams2k11]

Just over 2 hours and installed successfully and while different seems easy to get around to find what you need.

2 hours. You on dial up? [emoji846]

 

[boik]

That don't make it more secure. There are not many full time Linux users compared to Windows and Mac, hence the attack rate being low.

But I could get into a Linux machine quicker than a Windows or Mac with all relevant updates.

It is more easy to escalate privileges to root with Linux, then you own the system.

I was a Unix and Linux sysadmin for years before I retired. Never hacked once, but loads of Windows viruses on our desktops. Are you really sure you could break into a properly configured Linux machine? I very much doubt it.

 

[happypig]

Be my guest. I have four linux machines on my network. Come in, have a gander, tell me what you find

Is he in yet ? I'm guessing not....

 

[Lethargic]

I was a Unix and Linux sysadmin for years before I retired. Never hacked once, but loads of Windows viruses on our desktops. Are you really sure you could break into a properly configured Linux machine? I very much doubt it.

It's possible to break into any machine no OS is 100% secure.

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[Is it PotG?]

If there is any type of OS, it's 'doable'

 

[dadams2k11]

That don't make it more secure. There are not many full time Linux users compared to Windows and Mac, hence the attack rate being low.

But I could get into a Linux machine quicker than a Windows or Mac with all relevant updates.

It is more easy to escalate privileges to root with Linux, then you own the system.

I was a Unix and Linux sysadmin for years before I retired. Never hacked once, but loads of Windows viruses on our desktops. Are you really sure you could break into a properly configured Linux machine? I very much doubt it.

Yes, given time.

You could have a million pounds worth of all singing and dancing security, but that's no good. Number one, and easiest target would be staff through social engineering to enter the network.

I was referring more to escalating privlages, once inside the network, to own.

If it was One stand alone system, properly configured, it would be a different story, but then I would try and social engineer the owner [emoji3]

 

[boik]

Yes, given time.

You could have a million pounds worth of all singing and dancing security, but that's no good. Number one, and easiest target would be staff through social engineering to enter the network.

I was referring more to escalating privlages, once inside the network, to own.

If it was One stand alone system, properly configured, it would be a different story, but then I would try and social engineer the owner [emoji3]

Lovely bit of backtracking there!