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  • The standard (automated) attacker manipulates the 'inside' device first (for example, it executes a JavaScript) and makes it perform an attack on the WiFi router, to which the device is connected.

    If the inside device is a windows pc and the WiFi router has it's inside port open for administrative actions, this is an easy game. Millions of WiFi routers have been turned into bots this way.

    In your case the WiFi router is windows. This is different from the usual plastic router, but still not really a safe situation.

  • Window only faces internally so I'm okay w it not getting support

    There is room some future proofing.

    All your mobile devices connect directly to that Windows. Consider them 'unsafe'. Consider Windows 'unsafe' as well.

    'unsafe' + 'unsafe' = incubator for all kinds of trouble IMHO.

  • The move by Apple and Google carries risk.

    Under the law, companies doing business with TikTok can face fines of $5,000 per user who is still able to access the app. The penalties could add up to hundreds of billions of dollars.

    Doesn't it mean Trump has got them by their balls now?