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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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80-90% of the entire cybersecurity business is because Windows is still being used.
But 80-90% of successful cyber attacks succeed because someone does something dumb, like give out their password to the pizza delivery guy.
Pretending Linux doesn’t have vulnerabilities?
That’s about 2% of the entire cybersecurity industry. So - sure, knock yourself out on that, but the $ isn’t as big.
Tell me you don’t work in large enterprise environments without telling me.
Heheh. No.