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@fiore also like basic isolation.
Like I was introduced to a virus vector and most of them apparently just sniff chromes password db, Or steal sessions from Cookies apparently
Like I don't like the ultra restricted androidslop style os, but basic isolation is just something you should do.
Now if it were easier to use flatpak as a basic isolation framework for unrelated apps instead of building flatpaks (I feel that process would be annoying and hellish)
But apparently their focus is beinf a systemd app now 💀
Like I was introduced to a virus vector and most of them apparently just sniff chromes password db, Or steal sessions from Cookies apparently
Like I don't like the ultra restricted androidslop style os, but basic isolation is just something you should do.
Now if it were easier to use flatpak as a basic isolation framework for unrelated apps instead of building flatpaks (I feel that process would be annoying and hellish)
But apparently their focus is beinf a systemd app now 💀
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the fact that keyloggers still work is kinda atrounding.
also like the main reason to use wayland over SeXorg
also like the main reason to use wayland over SeXorg
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@Forestofenchantment @mhoye They depend on microsoft shouldering the worst of the bill afaik
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Also do malware sites predominantly serve correct files and only malware skme specific high volume ones?
I verfied some files from the site to be exactly the same as legit ones
And said friend used it before without issue
I verfied some files from the site to be exactly the same as legit ones
And said friend used it before without issue
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Not really sure about windows malware here
Friend downloaded some shitty virus and got passwoed change requests for several of his accounts, was it a keylogger (how are these still a thing) or sniffing login tokens from cookies.
Also apparently chrome passwords are completely unencrypted :/
He reset his pc but did the settings one without an install disk so what is the chance of him giving administrator to some spoofed bjnary privileges and installing some persistent malware?
Friend downloaded some shitty virus and got passwoed change requests for several of his accounts, was it a keylogger (how are these still a thing) or sniffing login tokens from cookies.
Also apparently chrome passwords are completely unencrypted :/
He reset his pc but did the settings one without an install disk so what is the chance of him giving administrator to some spoofed bjnary privileges and installing some persistent malware?
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@Stellar so many blinky lights... i'd die of a migraine there
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