Windows 7 in 2024? (and other stupid ideas)

In this video we go over 5 common cyber security myths

[registeredblindgamer]

Great video! The part I love is talking about updates. Even keeping something as simple as 7zip up to date matters. I remember a couple years ago I think now 7zip had a critical vulnerability found which dated back 10 years of releases or so.

[element]

In linux I can make my system look like windows 7 (most importantly the start menu, in like 3 clicks) and not worry about as many vulnerabilities. If only I had known it'd take time to get Debian up and running without significant bugs

[reiayanami]

patrick your video are short informative and fun, thanks for the free content

[raiden.b]

Amazing video! Just a small suggestion – I think adding a bit of animation could make it even more engaging for viewers. Nothing too fancy, but simple ones like in your thumbnail – maybe with the character doing some basic actions or adding a bit of text – would really level it up. Keep up the great work! ❤ looking forward to more videos

[CybersecPat]

What are some other myths about cybersecurity you've heard that concerned you?

[BWGPEI]

You bring to mind a local radio personality who claimed " Common sense isn't very common!" Me, I figure I can run Windows 7 forever with the network cable disconnected.. Yes I know that's stupid, because no motherboard lives that long.

[Otocrophis]

I wonder what your thoughts are on using air gapping as a security measurement for out of date/legacy operating systems (e.g. windows7, windows xp, etc...)

[superioropinion]

Not to be rude. But your eyes are so bright it look like they're staring at my soul, lol.