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The real point is not that Linux is less secure than often said but that "inherently secure" is not a thing, especially not when a network is involved. Your system can make it easier for you but you still have to look after your own safety.
That's pretty much what I have said
Yes; I was summarizing, not offering a differing viewpoint.