What difference does it make? Version N (TEH LATEST) is considered secure until it isn't and the same show repeats with version N+1 but we already know it's also compromised.

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j_w 6 hours ago | parent [-]

The obvious difference is that version N-1 has a known vulnerability that could potentially be exploited, and everyone now knows about it.

	▲	samiv 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		And the version N+1 has exploits only the hackers know so as long as the general public is oblivious it's "secure". Let's be clear the security vulns will never end and if you're running anything connected to the network eventually you'll get pwned.