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Windows 11's big 2024 update leaves behind ~9GB of undeletable files
(www.pcworld.com)
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Good article but not really cybersecurity related
"ooo something I can post to shit on Microsoft about, where should I put it ... CYBERSECURITY!"
microshit and its products are a huge attack surface and looks like it just got bigger ;)
See what you did there
always great to have a good excuse to shit on windows
It's actually a shit article that doesn't do anything to explain why this is happening, because once you know WHY you realize this is NBD and will be going away when 24H2 is actually released.
This article isn't great but at the bottom it does explain what's going on.