For a reasonably consicientious, & careful home user [someone who maintains their system, puts up the firewall, uses a couple of different anti-malware programs properly & regularly, avoids sites their browser warns them about, etc] of Microsoft Windows XP / SP3. . .
. . . approximately how much riskier will it be for he/she to continue using Windows XP after Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP?
Has anyone come across any attempts to make statistical / quantitative estimates of approximately "how much riskier" it will be for such a home user who continues to run Windows XP after Microsoft stops supporting it [compared to running, say, Windows 7 or 8 which will continue to be supported]?
. . . approximately how much riskier will it be for he/she to continue using Windows XP after Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP?
Has anyone come across any attempts to make statistical / quantitative estimates of approximately "how much riskier" it will be for such a home user who continues to run Windows XP after Microsoft stops supporting it [compared to running, say, Windows 7 or 8 which will continue to be supported]?
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