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br0l0ck
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| sandboxie is shit guys, if you want to be safe use a fucking VM at least
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 5:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Brolock wrote: | | sandboxie is shit guys, if you want to be safe use a fucking VM at least |
how is sandboxie shit? It works fabulously for everything I need.
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br0l0ck
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 5:53 pm Post subject: |
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| blablfy. wrote: | | Brolock wrote: | | sandboxie is shit guys, if you want to be safe use a fucking VM at least |
how is sandboxie shit? It works fabulously for everything I need. |
shit for security
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 5:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Brolock wrote: | | blablfy. wrote: | | Brolock wrote: | | sandboxie is shit guys, if you want to be safe use a fucking VM at least |
how is sandboxie shit? It works fabulously for everything I need. |
shit for security |
Elaborate
Here's what I do:
"Oh, it's a suspicious file :O I'm going to sandboxie it while restricting the internet for it."
After I'm done:
"Oh u  [Sandboxie -> NoInternet -> Delete Content]"
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teeigeryuh
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Location: The netherlands
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 7:08 pm Post subject: |
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I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me.
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potaters
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 3:30 am Post subject: |
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| teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/
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teeigeryuh
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Location: The netherlands
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:15 pm Post subject: |
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| potaters wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/ |
Doesn't really justify your whole list.
Plus what are the chances of you getting "infected", do you browse shit sites?
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Cryoma
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:19 pm Post subject: |
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| teeigeryuh wrote: | | potaters wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/ |
Doesn't really justify your whole list.
Plus what are the chances of you getting "infected", do you browse shit sites? |
Actually it happens to me a lot.
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potaters
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 10:01 pm Post subject: |
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| teeigeryuh wrote: | | potaters wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/ |
Doesn't really justify your whole list.
Plus what are the chances of you getting "infected", do you browse shit sites? |
-Peerblock: For torrenting, lowers chances a lot of getting reported to my ISP, etc.
-Comodo firewall
-Key Scrambler (just in case): If I do happen to get infected and the malware does have a keylogger I will be immune.
-Sandboxie: running various applications, occasionally a sandboxed browser.
-A VM ready in case I need it: For malware research, testing other things I don't want on my machine.
-Password manager: If a site I go to is compromised and it is using a weak encryption (md5 for example) or someone is brute forcing a site my password would not be compromised.
-MBAM: just cuz
-FF with NoScript, HTTPS everywhere: prevent javascript based attacks, I use my internet in public places occasionally with no VPN. HTTPS and my packets cannot be read in plain text.
Also there have been many, many websites compromised because of a new vulnerability, or outdated software.
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teeigeryuh
Master Cheater
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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I must be REALLY lucky then
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Innovation
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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Michael
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Spybot S&D
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Sui
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:57 pm Post subject: |
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7 proxies
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br0l0ck
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| Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 12:43 am Post subject: |
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| teeigeryuh wrote: | | potaters wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/ |
Doesn't really justify your whole list.
Plus what are the chances of you getting "infected", do you browse shit sites? |
sometimes you have to download risky files bro, getting nudes of specific people off sketchy website links isn't the safest thing to do, but it is if you just use a vm
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teeigeryuh
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Location: The netherlands
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| Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 10:20 am Post subject: |
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| Brolock wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | | potaters wrote: | | teeigeryuh wrote: | I don't see how anyone could need an anti virus.
I download all my files with confidence.
Never have I obtained a virus in the past 3 years, and since I was 13 I've obtained 2 exactly.
And one of them I knew was probably bundled onto mai file, but I want for it anyways because I was desperate.
You people disgust me. |
Because, as I have explained many other times on this forum, downloading a file and running with your consent is not the only way to receive a virus. Contrary to popular belief.
For example, a popular site you go to may have been compromised and some malicious java script injected into the header file. This JS now evaluates your browser and other information it can get from your headers and if it determines you are vulnerable it may silently run a Java exploit, or maybe a flash exploit. Infected.
Here is a current flash exploit:
| Quote: | From the advisory:
When a Shockwave movie attempts to use an Xtra, it will download and install it as necessary. If the Xtra is signed by Adobe or Macromedia, it will be installed automatically without any user interaction. Because the location from which Shockwave downloads the Xtra is stored in the Shockwave movie itself, this can allow an attacker to host old, vulnerable Xtras that can be installed and exploited automatically when a Shockwave movie is played. |
You can read more about it here: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/12/shocking-delay-in-fixing-adobe-shockwave-bug/ |
Doesn't really justify your whole list.
Plus what are the chances of you getting "infected", do you browse shit sites? |
sometimes you have to download risky files bro, getting nudes of specific people off sketchy website links isn't the safest thing to do, but it is if you just use a vm |
name these sketchy websites lul
who downloads nudes off sketchy websites? 4chan exists for a reason
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