Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection uses cloud power to figure out you’ve been pwned.

Jared Sperli stashed this in security

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Jared Sperli
4:53 PM Mar 05 2016

I believe in 2016 we are now referred to as rekt, not pwned.

<p>I believe in 2016 we are now referred to as rekt, not pwned.</p>

Adam Rifkin
5:25 PM Mar 05 2016