Yeah I almost did something similar, so I'm going to push this up

They should clearly state it as a warning message before uploading.

They get hashed??

@@amogus7 The full file can be downloaded from the API

@@Hikari_Sakurai "By submitting data below, you are agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and to the sharing of your Sample submission with the security community. Please do not submit any personal information; VirusTotal is not responsible for the contents of your submission. Learn more.". That's the first thing you read when entering the site, what else they can do?

@@Unknown_Genius you just have to find the right community, others will usually do scans and scan each file uploaded in their domain but one can never be too careful

Yeah somehow I just have a bad feeling about mod community even if it trustworthy there can be still bad guy among them right? I use bitdefender as a AV, right now I am safe but still have a bad feeling about mod in my PC anyway (I download mod from Nexus and steam community I always hate game dev that not fix bug because I have to download fixed patch from modder(which is stranger) instead😞)

@@Klara988 its possible yes, more likely wah ti think is to happen is say oen th emodders themselves is infected and dosent know and it speads to the file when its thir turn to work on it. althugh sitse like nexus mods seem to do a virus scan im not sure how good it is.

Get a bigger phone 😂 just kidding

@@apdkfjei Did the word 3.5" disk pass you by? They didn't have USB then, but thanks . . . .

By the time you notice that it's already too late. Be proactive and *prevent!* A good antivirus (NOT Windows Defender) safe(r) browsing practices, oh - and change all your passwords right now! Who knows if you've had a snooper or keyloggers (those don't consume much resources at all).

You can join the discord anyway for future events. Mostly we plan on doing these during the weekends.

@@pcsecuritychannel I am part of the discord, I appreciate your response~

I agree

Yeah, and barely proper AdBlock, having people accidentally click on a miniscule x to close it but actually open up a page that might install something. Thankfully, Russian hackers are kind of occupied now, one less problem.

you know maleware can inject into system processes. It's called a runtime exploit and this is used to bypass anti-viruses when running. Best way to find maleware on your computer is to monitor network activity. it is much more effective than looking at processes.

runtime exploits are very common and are easy to code for someone who has some schooling.

@@Unknown_Genius please speak english

@@kolbymonroe5569 Who says one can only do one or the other? Run all the anti-malware you want sure, so are you saying it's not worth also getting familiar with your running processes?? I gave a tip that you or anyone can take or leave, but I'm sharing it because it has served me well for over 40 years on computers so far. I can open up my Processes now and know right away what they are and which are new and look suspect. It's not definitive but it really does help.

Yeah that’s what I do. Any outright weird task will be spotted immediately

What r those if I may ask, kind sir~ Something delicious to eat 😋

@@shinjironaosuke7920 Ara Ara~ may I step on you, darling…

So wich step of this video is for "standard users"? I mean... this channel is focused on "technical users"

@@mcasillasr This video is supposed to be for beginners

@@mcasillasr Alu has already said it, but yes... this video is for beginners. It is literally said in the introduction...

@@PaulTietjens one of the very first things I do on a fresh system install is take a good long look through the processes. certain programs I straight-up know all of their process names (FAH_Core being one that comes to mind because I run fold@home, but there are several that spawn when you open various game-clients, too.)

​@@Unknown_Genius Your Phone is literally the displayname of the app... I don't see your point in this regard. It is the way it should be.

thanx?

Process Hacker 2 does this. If something is sus, block it with a Firewall and test whether it's working

This isn't Digital Forensics. It's Cyber Security. The chap who is doing this, has got mixed up. DF deals with criminals using triage, hard drive analytics etc etc.

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ok

Discord wants my mobile number to join, never had that request before

or else

There's a saying "Malware can hide but it must run". Everything will unencrypt itself to run in memory, by then hopefully AV can flag something. For really advanced threats, it's gonna be more about noticing abnormal behavioral and execution. But this is good and relevant stuff for intro.

Because things are constantly changing. Each component has other components that it depends on. A part of windows might update, and include updated dependencies, and one of those dependencies could have added a new feature. One small oversight in any part of the chain and a new vulnerability is introduced. An application may depend on 100 different libraries, and each of those libraries could depend on another library to function. You end up with tons of links in the chain and if one of those links have a vulnerability, it can be exploited by bad actors. Nothing will EVER be 100% secure. Never. There will always be vulnerabilities being introduced and patched in a cycle. It's impossible to have the foresight to know that your code can never be exploited. The battle will go on forever, and it only gets more complex. There could be thousands of untapped vulnerabilities in the software on your PC, just waiting to be discovered. Sometimes, vulnerabilities are found in decade old software/libraries. The issue was always there, it's just nobody had found it yet.

The more complicated technology and programs become, the easier they get to disrupt.

The people creating the malware are constantly having to improve. So the market is pretty crowded which means developers are gonna go above and beyond to be better. A good example is the cold war or just any arms race. Plus they work 24/7 on finding exploits, the same goes for white hats who are also looking to find those exploits first and close them. Luckily platforms offer cash rewards to find these exploits thus the war goes on.

using resmon in run is another alternative but takes a a while to master

well, always open task manager, malware doesnt work *taps head*

@@srimanproductions8396 What does using resmon in run mean?

@@eeurr1306 You use the resource monitor, and each tab has a set of processes related to the tab e.g. disk tab process with disk usage. Though it's less readable than the task manager, which is why he said it takes a while to master

i believe that is the default layout on windows 11

That's true. I found that out when i disabled a service in the registry (it was greyed out in services), yet despite the fact that in services the service now said "Disabled", it was still running! Even though id turned the machine off and on more than twice! Only when i did a restart did it disable, and finally stop launching fully.

OBS is trash, That’s about all you really need too know I’ll leave the actual detailed reason out As there’s many lol

@@whocares7078 Is it actually trash or you just don't know how to use it? Been my Shadowplay replacement for the past 6 years.

@@IIlIIlIIlII He quite literally did the "It's bad, just trust me bro" No explanation no nothing. Nice

OBS is great "IF" you know how to use it

Is there any way to screen record natively from within Windows using a built in tool?

KZfaq seems to enjoy deleting my comments about this. Just please thoroughly check your computer. Could be more than you think.

This is a beginners video, my guy. It's meant as an introduction

Uninstall it

:)

Indeed, even if software like ShutUp10 helps with the privacy issue if you really need to use Windows.

I've found that using pfSense as a virtual firewall and web proxy catches a lot of malware It does take some configuration though

They do use Kaspersky for signatures, most modern day solutions use multiple means to determine if a file is malicious. Signatures is just a list of known malicious software, it isn't capable of determining if a file is malicious if it's not on the list. Signatures are half the battle really a second line of defense, it's propriety software which is the front line. ZoneAlarm has their own, they do not use Kaspersky for this, just the signatures. Signatures do help speed up scans, and they are handy to have for sure, but signatures mean absolutely nothing at all the first time malware is encountered (zero day), as Kaspersky will have no signature for it. This than falls on their proprietary software to determine if it is safe or not, but once Kaspersky has determined if it is safe or not the signature is added to their list.

Zone alarm is ok if you use it's firewall or if it comes with it, but Kaspersky has always had exploits in it from what I've gathered.

he has a reason why he is not using obs studio

@@KiwiGuy0 what is the reason

@@relt_ for some people obs just lags even with the right setting i also dont use obs for my yt cus its lagging

@@KiwiGuy0 Im using OBS on a used Laptop from 2012. I can even stream smoothly or record. So u must have a real potato computer.

@@valitsemllaluokanavahyvaks3556 no i dont for me every other recording plattform works

Yes.