top | item 46940103 (no title) GeekyBear | 21 days ago How does antivirus software protect users who paste malicious commands they find online into the terminal? discuss order hn newest quamserena|21 days ago By scanning downloaded binaries for known viruses? GeekyBear|21 days ago A text command pasted into the terminal isn't a binary.Convincing a Linux user to paste rm -rf / into the terminal is not malware. It's social engineering.Scanning binaries for known malware is already built into the OS. load replies (4)
quamserena|21 days ago By scanning downloaded binaries for known viruses? GeekyBear|21 days ago A text command pasted into the terminal isn't a binary.Convincing a Linux user to paste rm -rf / into the terminal is not malware. It's social engineering.Scanning binaries for known malware is already built into the OS. load replies (4)
GeekyBear|21 days ago A text command pasted into the terminal isn't a binary.Convincing a Linux user to paste rm -rf / into the terminal is not malware. It's social engineering.Scanning binaries for known malware is already built into the OS. load replies (4)
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GeekyBear|21 days ago
Convincing a Linux user to paste rm -rf / into the terminal is not malware. It's social engineering.
Scanning binaries for known malware is already built into the OS.