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Re: W10: FIX for Lenovo Power Manager

#26Postby hellosailor » Mon Dec 04, 2017 6:31 pm

George-
I run MS OSes (reluctantly including Win10 since everything else is already tombstoned) because in today's world, if you go into someone's office and work on their computers, those computers stand about a 95% chance of running a MS OS. The UNIX systems are mainly secured in server closets, or in art departments where they wear an Apple iOS shell. LINUX boxes? Yeah, not found in the corporate world so much.
And, if you keep up with the CERT reports and other federal or institutional computer security reports, the bottom line is that overall MS OSes are no more or less vulnerable than anything else out there. They are a popular attack target, but Apple gets hit just as badly and just as often. Apple just eats their own dead, rarely admitting anything in public much less discussing it. UNIX systems also get hit, but those users (as in hospital databases) are not really in the loop, they've got a corporate IT department who deal with it.

Bottom line? My Palm is secure. My slide rules are secure. But I'm still looking for a good abacus that doesn't have any Chinese-sourced parts in it. You know, just in case there's a back door in one of those beads.(G)

Equifax, the Department of Defense, the State Department, major hospitals and institutions, two of the world's largest ocean cargo companies....lots of bigger folks have been hacked this year alone. And it isn't that the hacks have been so clever, but usually from someone doing something unthinking, like clicking on the wrong clickbait, or picking up a USB drive they find in the parking lot.

I'd rather not be that guy. Then again, I've also passed on a fortune in lottery winnings and I've turned down DOZENS of calls from :Microsoft Support: urgently calling me about a virus on my computers. I suppose I really should set up an airgapped honeytrap for them instead...

"The only good silicon life form, is a dead silicon life form." [Will Rogers]
-- Harboring a retired T61P with Vista/U/32 and housebreaking a younger W530 foolishly upgraded from Win7/64 to Win10.