Hope your joking

macoffee

@@Picachumaster6no. McAfee is the best AV system. Everyone who follows this channel known that!

His spirit is trapped in my PC. He protects me 24/7 from the technoheretics. Praise McAfee 🤖🙏.

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The further you get into cyber sec the more you realise this is the only way

Malware and official software aren't so different in most cases.

The tree's have eyes

So you want to be infected by a real virus. No where is safe.

Becomes Amish

No? Fuck, too late. Already send 2k to send back goku from Namek.

hmm why not?

"Hey, it's me, Goku, what's your login info?"

Liability issues, most likely :(

Yeah Ive had this very discussion with my boomer parents a few times. Getting them schooled about the computer world was a monumental task. It almost broke me a few times, but if it didnt kill me it made me stronger. Right? ;)

@@petyrbaelish007 nietzsche never had to teach his grandma how to use facebook

@@petyrbaelish007

This is literally the same advice that we were giving in the 90s. Even through the IE/activeX days, it was always easier to spam email netbus to people who thought they'd just won some prize.

It's from Star Trek films actually.

@@adalwolf8328 Oh, I didn't know

It's Putin's homepage.

Advanced Warfare

It's Pac-Man

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Were they chocolate chipped? 😂

@@user-zf8ki1cx2w No but it hurt anyways.

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Thats why always clearing browsing data or using an applicstion like mullvad browser is worth it

Relatable

I believe one of the anti India scammer or cyber security youtube channels has it happened to them.

I once got email from myself. Gmail flagged it as a spam and warned that sender is most likely spoofed, something wrong with signing certificate, it wasn't Google's one.

This is quite common. But the funny thing is even though the employees know that these phishing tests are routinely used, they still click on the content rather than report the suspect message.

They probably assume its better to report if if there's nothing there for them (if it "is" phishing) whilst maybe they get paid whilst doing the test still, so less work for them each time it happens.

Sounds like a smart idea.

How about when the phishing awareness emails are all "YoU"ve WoN a PrI$E" But then the CTO and HR actually send "Click this link" emails regularly. Lol.

My 71 year old is the one that truly has trouble getting this stuff.

@@petyrbaelish007 you mean the 71 yr old son of the guy that invented the internet ? ya right

@@edwardmacnab354 No I mean my boomer dad.

@@petyrbaelish007 not all of us boomers are stupid . The only reason I'm not a hacker is because I know even the best of them get caught unless they are in a foreign country . Plus it is kind of tedious and boring . More suitable for 11 yr olds

@@edwardmacnab354 I never said anyone was dumb.

Yup, it is next on my list.

​@@pcsecuritychannel don't know what to do as I bought a year of licence from kaspersky 😢. They do a fantastic antivirus

I use Kaspersky but if it’s getting banned, I’ll have to find another to use. Windows Defender would probably be good enough for my purposes

Its just politics

@@tpd1864blake I'm trying to make up my mind between Bitdefender or Mywarebytes.

Depends how you configure it using spam is best option as fail usually fails when your email is actually legitimate

Your friend thinks like me but With actual coding skills 😂

I would like to know as well, he brought it up and didn’t provide examples.

How to tell someone is a bot, lmao.

stop using Windows and switch to Linux. Or just a Chromebook.

Not unless your network is somehow insecure

eh probably fine, just be wary of potential phishing emails and DMs really. some free AVs like norton and avast are actually more hurtful than anything

For me I stick with just defender. As long as you're not doing anything out of the ordinary (running files from unknown sites, or submitting details to sites you haven't checked are real, etc) you should be fine.

@@koreyb

Honestly that's kind of the better idea. Disallow receiving attachments entirely (sending only for outside network emails, for customers) and just make the company use a private file share. Unless someone gets into the file share, no risk of being impersonated. Just send a "Okay I left it in [dir] of fileshare"

@@Aura_Mancer it's actually way more seamless. You just attach files from OneDrive and they appear as attachments. I don't usually send files and if i do i use Teams. Overall, it's a nice idea, maybe there are some similar policies exist. On another note, Google drive is blocked and i know it used in malware attacks a lot. Paired with dummy files, virus could escape AV scans.

Wow. Where do you find such things and how do I understand it? I really just need to know the method of attack and not the code cos I wouldn't understand it anyway

@@dinom3106 If you want to create a malware similar to what I've said, you need to learn base64 encoding/encrypting. So you will create the code/malware and then encrypt on base64. The code will "run disguised" as base64, and the email protection and security won't check the code for malicious methods, but you need to make the code to avoid certain security measures.

Depends on what type of attack was done. If it’s in the browser it doesnt really matter the OS. Those browser attacks are increasingly common due to it. If it’s an executable that runs on a PC then the program needs to be designed for either Windows or Mac.

I've never had a "virus" on my android phones. How did you discover that you had one on your phone?

@@koreyb maybe battery draining really fast and overheating

@@koreyb Few examples, starting with the begining: after factory reset, i was putting back the back up for Whatsapp and few other apps, without knowing how actualy a back-up must be done. Moreover, gmail adress on active Chrome. Therefore, phone memory was reaching 90% usage, in one or two weeks. I had looong time using my phone at 1% free space, wondering what is ocupying so much memory. One day i was lucky to clean itself quite alot of space(2 GB) and it was the moment that opened my eyes and attention to my phone. While i was deleting files, memory was increasing, not decreasing. I still have some weird files that are being sended from my phone. It is recording what i am setting, what i am speaking, what i am writing, what photos i am taking and send reports through Whatsapp. Is that virus related directly or inditectly to Whatsapp, i don't know yet. When i was using my emails, my phone agenda was free to use... And i was receiving phone calls from countries i have nothing to do with. My mom received a foreign call too, this is how i realised that she had it from my hacked phone. I noticed that is upgrading some things, in accordance with my actions or settings. Safe mode is not working on my phone anymore, therefore i consider it a trash. In the next future, i will use it only to exercise my own custom made Android. I believe i have a spyware, a worm and a physhing kind on my phone, my gmail adress and Google Drive.

Chrome on phone is useless. Use Brave

Real or joke?

@@armanis1234 based on my own experience in the past 6 years, real I'd say. Because anticheat can prevent anything that Hackers usually attempt to do on victim's Computer. Again, this is only applicable to Windows, and, Kernel Level Anticheat. Yes I go to shady websites all the time. Nothing bad happened so far

@@ClayWheeler Um, hate to break it to you but the anticheat would just ban you from the game (even if it did detect anything), its not gonna stop you from being hacked. The anticheat will be looking for processes that try and interfere with the game itself and does not give two shits about what else happens on your machine. Just going to a website cant get you hacked if you use a modern browser with a modern operating system (EDIT: Also you have windows defender).

The computer self-destructs with a full nuclear detonation wiping out everything in a 500 mile radius.

@@pcsecuritychannel dont let the CIA know that, they will use it

It's probably just a fake message, nothing got hacked and it's just a phishing web page that tries to scare you and trick you into thinking you got hacked from clicking the link.

🤣 lmao ​@@pcsecuritychannel

@@pcsecuritychannel ok kid. u dont need to overreact

Sure, but pretty much anything can be boiled down to that in regards to technology, even flaws in code that lead to vulnerabilities

Neither, Eset is a better option than both

@@nutellaguyau Thx.

As far as login tokens, deleting the sandbox would delete the tokens but it wouldn't make them inactive/useless. You'd want to log out from the site itself and hope it actually makes them no longer valid rather than just removing them from your browser.

Bearer tokens (like OAuth2.0 access tokens in the form of JWTs) do not "die" until the timestamp expires and so (depending on the website in question) could be used to access a backend API even if you have logged out of the front-end application. For example, if the API consuming the access token is just validating the timestamp and signature (and does not send the token back to the issuer to confirm it is still valid), then the attacker might have a small window of usefulness before the token expires.

This is the information I was scrolling to find thank you 🎉 what about Microsoft Windows 11 sandbox app? Good enough?

As long as you don't log into anything you care about (so information stealers aren't an issue) that should be fine.

it will remove most types yes but is not reliable method of cleaning computer

Kaspersky has been banned in the US as of a few days ago, doesn't apply to all people but still a decent chunk of the English speaking language.

😅 then the only option is return to the Stone age

​@@animeworld2005It's the best option. Totally offline and privacy. 😂

@@animeworld2005 stone age people had very little privacy as well. Imagine you're in the midst of a dna data transfer process with your wife and suddenly someone entered your cave with unfortunately no door or locks or no firewall for that matter... Whatever the age of mankind is, it's the privacy which is always fcked

Kind of like the old Bonzi Buddy...they're just so much fun that we willingly use that malware!

I think so. I've read articles about Temu or IG and Facebook having access to your files, location, mic etc. Has anyone done a video breaking down how they do it, what they collect and how it Should be illegal? Accepting terms and conditions that are intentionally long and confusing shouldn't be enough to absolve them from responsibility.

info stealer would be gone by now usually. they don’t stick around for very long once they have gathered all that they came for.

@@kaper-wz3wv Is there is way to check cause I play pirated games a lot , I don't have money to buy games for now they are so expensive.

And your credit card number?