- Mar 9, 2014
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94% of malware arrives trough email, so the end user has to download, lets say, an document, open it, and manually enabling editing/macros and will still not suspect anything or notice any red flags, if that isnt the fault of the user then I dont know what is, also, its the users job to keep their system up to date, so how is it not their fault if they get malware that exploits an vulnerability that has already been patched (i.e Bluekeep, log4j, etc)?
Yes, and I read somewhere that some malware no longer involve even user interaction, go for firmware, can be embedded in "safe" websites, and so on. So how is it now the user's fault all of the time?