Can Linux Offer More Security In A WFH World

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Discussing an article on Linux Security about Linux offering more security in a working from home world.
Although when it comes to earning a living, I think that usability should be considered above security.

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https://linuxsecurity.com/features/features/can-linux-be-used-to-offer-more-security-in-a-wfh-world-on-and-offline

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