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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1117899" data-attributes="member: 114717">You bothered to read it and respond. Complete waste of time. My facts are straight and based upon credible, reliable, real-world attack and malware campaign statistics. Not theory and technobabble from the cybersec marketing presses.I work for a government. I have all the threat feeds and statistics from sensors throughout the global infrastructure. Those feeds and statistics from userland show that attacks on home users are so 2001.Of course hackers have more sophisticated tools. Those tools cost more. Therefore, hackers - except for the script kiddies - target much more lucrative systems - which ain&#039;t home user systems. The payoff for a successful enterprise hack is 100X greater than the typical home hack - unless the threat actor manages to compromise a Bitcoin Whale&#039;s system and that whale is stupid enough to not store their Bitcoin in disconnected cold storage.Hacking is a numbers game targeting high-value, lucrative targets. Home user localhost ain&#039;t it.Try harder. You&#039;re just feeding the paranoid pigeons trying to protect their porn fapping archives.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1117899, member: 114717"] You bothered to read it and respond. Complete waste of time. My facts are straight and based upon credible, reliable, real-world attack and malware campaign statistics. Not theory and technobabble from the cybersec marketing presses. I work for a government. I have all the threat feeds and statistics from sensors throughout the global infrastructure. Those feeds and statistics from userland show that attacks on home users are so 2001. Of course hackers have more sophisticated tools. Those tools cost more. Therefore, hackers - except for the script kiddies - target much more lucrative systems - which ain't home user systems. The payoff for a successful enterprise hack is 100X greater than the typical home hack - unless the threat actor manages to compromise a Bitcoin Whale's system and that whale is stupid enough to not store their Bitcoin in disconnected cold storage. Hacking is a numbers game targeting high-value, lucrative targets. Home user localhost ain't it. Try harder. You're just feeding the paranoid pigeons trying to protect their porn fapping archives. [/QUOTE]

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