
My test PC had an out of date version of Firefox and was set to automatically log in after Windows performed an update.

If you do a vulnerability scan you’ll see a list of identified risks, along with their severity. There’s also a dedicated Wi-Fi scan that checks you’re not using weak encryption or authentication protocols. The first does what it says, the second is a full system scan, while the third – vulnerability – checks your device for things like out of date apps, system settings that have been changed from defaults and weak passwords. For non-technical users, the default shortcuts to Quick Scan, System Scan, Vulnerability Scan aren’t particularly easy to understand. Install it on Windows and you’ll be presented with an clean-looking interface that tells you ‘You are safe’.
