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If 75% of people decided to switch to Ubuntu (if they weren't already using it), would there be a way for hackers to start targeting them, as they always target the majority of users to get the most bang for their buck, so to speak.
How hard would it be, for the hackers to start targeting Ubuntu users if a bunch of newbies to Linux started to use it (Because they heard it was fool-proof)?
How hard would it be, for the hackers to start targeting Ubuntu users if a bunch of newbies to Linux started to use it (Because they heard it was fool-proof)?
The only reason there are not more linux exploits out there is because of the very low percentage of people using it. As it gains popularity expect more trouble.
Security risks are always at the user level when questionable attachments are opened and suspect software installed.
No operating system is immune to browser exploits.