You’ve never had an ad on a webpage serve you malware via a browser exploit that does not require JavaScript, I see. Nor ever used a compromised supply chain. You think that luck will hold out forever? It won’t.
Turing off JavaScript and using 2FA everywhere are good steps, but like using a firewall and saying “I have a firewall, I’m completely safe” is myopic, saying “disabling JavaScript and using 2FA make me secure” is just as myopic.
You must apply security fixes. Sticking to Windows XP because you prefer it over newer operating systems is absolutely foolish if you connect it to the Internet in any way.
If Steve Gibson were a security expert, Windows XP would simply not have been an option the instant it went out of support.
Turing off JavaScript and using 2FA everywhere are good steps, but like using a firewall and saying “I have a firewall, I’m completely safe” is myopic, saying “disabling JavaScript and using 2FA make me secure” is just as myopic.
You must apply security fixes. Sticking to Windows XP because you prefer it over newer operating systems is absolutely foolish if you connect it to the Internet in any way.
If Steve Gibson were a security expert, Windows XP would simply not have been an option the instant it went out of support.