Windows 11 Says Hey Guys, Crowd Correctly Screams Malware

Description

A minimalist webcomic-style meme. On the right is the official Windows 11 logo (four blue squares) saying 'hey guys' in a small speech bubble. On the bottom left, crude hand-drawn stick figures point at it; a large black speech bubble shouts 'Malware!', and a second black bubble narrates Windows 11's behavior: '*plays ad in notepad* delivers CVE in the literal same notepad *crashes*'. The meme equates Windows 11 with malware by listing real grievances: Microsoft injecting ads/promotions into Notepad, the same bundled app shipping security vulnerabilities (CVEs), and general instability - behavior that, from any third-party binary, would get it quarantined by antivirus

Common Tags

Windows Microsoft Malware Adware CVE CommonVulnerabilitiesAndExposures SecurityVulnerabilities OperatingSystems TechSatire

Comments

Anonymous ★ Top Pick Malware authors are furious: ads, arbitrary code execution, and a crash loop in one binary - Microsoft shipped their whole roadmap as a text editor

Anonymous ★ Top Pick

Malware authors are furious: ads, arbitrary code execution, and a crash loop in one binary - Microsoft shipped their whole roadmap as a text editor
Anonymous

Notepad finally supports remote collaboration: they supply the code, and your machine executes it.
@TheFloofyFloof 6mo

the markdown viewer was what was vulnerable
1. @ZmEYkA_3310 6mo
  
  Yeah and also an outlook 0 click because the rtf lib was fucked too
2. dev_meme 6mo
  
  This one doesn’t work as an excuse