Really, I hear so many parrot the party line about how Windows simply has more exposure due to volume, and so that's where the money is, so that's where the hacks open up. But I really just don't believe that's why Windows security is just swiss cheese sealed off with duct tape.
Again and again, since oh... 2006-ish? It's like Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. Eventually the child is ill frequently enough, that the doctor has to question what the mother is doing wrong.
Windows has been this smoldering dumpster fire of nothing slightly secure. At first, it was reasonable to suspect that ubiquitous broadband was some kind of game changer, and people had to adapt to new realities.
But a decade later and it's still happening. So, do we get to say the magic word yet?
Who dispells the taboo of whispering "backdoor" about these kinds of things?