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by chmod775 2491 days ago
I don't run Windows myself, but honestly: Remote exploitable Windows vulnerabilities on a default install are somewhat rare nowadays. MS has come a long way here.
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I remember the smashing the stack for fun and profit windows days. It was so easy to inject shell code it was laughable. Btw can you still name a file smss.exe, run it, and not end the process with the task manager?
I just tried this on Windows 10 1903 and had no problem ending the process with task manager.
You live in the XP days.
The majority of the Windows haters I come across seem to be the same.