how does mudahar avoid viruses?

[Kyle Nuva]

the guy risks his computer by visiting dangerous sites right?

if so, what does he do to stay safe? i mean viruses can do anything from slowing your computer, hacking and data stealing. even fake paypal. fake enter your personal info to get your pc fixed. fake government lock up. heck, even i have gotten into ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ from looking for cheats and what not

[it's love]

u just need to be gamer and believe in yourself

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

he could have used deepfreeze program for windows.
he could have used a 'live linux'.

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who is "mudahar' ?

[Amygdala]

He uses a virtual machine (probably on a piece of hardware he doesn't use any more too)

[Jake]

He uses linux and virtualises windows 10 inside it
He said that sometimes he even virtualises another computer inside of a virtual machine

[Blargo]

Virtual Machines.

[GuRu Asaki]

I used to test Microsoft Edge
& Windows Defender Application Guard on Viruses, & never got any to hit my Computer...

The Security Program Traps Viruses in a Virtual Space like a Virtual Machine...

But I dont trust the new Microsoft Edge & Sand Box to be anywhere near just as good...

[Kyle Nuva]

Originally posted by ✘ Kubuszz ✘:

He uses linux and virtualises windows 10 inside it
He said that sometimes he even virtualises another computer inside of a virtual machine

wtf are you saying

[Kyle Nuva]

Originally posted by GuRu Asaki:

I used to test Microsoft Edge
& Windows Defender Application Guard on Viruses, & never got any to hit my Computer...

The Security Program Traps Viruses in a Virtual Space like a Virtual Machine...

But I dont trust the new Microsoft Edge & Sand Box to be anywhere near just as good...

isn't using a computer normally already and virtual machine

[saranacX]

Originally posted by chiefputsilao✖️ping:

who is "mudahar' ?

https://www.youtube.com/user/SomeOrdinaryGamers

[Zoomii]

He uses a virtual machine to run viruses. I don't recommend doing it yourself unless you really know what you're doing, as some viruses can break out of a virtual machine and onto your actual computer if you don't take proper precautions. But, if you want to try out a virtual machine there are several free options out there. All you need is a tutorial to set it up, as it can be kind of complicated at first.

[Jej]

Originally posted by Zoomii:

He uses a virtual machine to run viruses. I don't recommend doing it yourself unless you really know what you're doing, as some viruses can break out of a virtual machine and onto your actual computer if you don't take proper precautions. But, if you want to try out a virtual machine there are several free options out there. All you need is a tutorial to set it up, as it can be kind of complicated at first.

There are also slightly more expensive ways of doing it. It's not uncommon to have a sacrificial PC to use for playing around with malware and unlike VM's there's zero risk of infecting your host PC as long as they don't share the same network.

[GuRu Asaki]

Originally posted by Jej:

Originally posted by Zoomii:

He uses a virtual machine to run viruses. I don't recommend doing it yourself unless you really know what you're doing, as some viruses can break out of a virtual machine and onto your actual computer if you don't take proper precautions. But, if you want to try out a virtual machine there are several free options out there. All you need is a tutorial to set it up, as it can be kind of complicated at first.

There are also slightly more expensive ways of doing it. It's not uncommon to have a sacrificial PC to use for playing around with malware and unlike VM's there's zero risk of infecting your host PC as long as they don't share the same network.

The Virtual Machine that Application Guard uses, is completely Separate from Windows 10, & the Setup is quite simple, as it doesnt involve Installing a whole new OS to do it...

Its separate from Win10, because the Virus doesnt leave the Boxed Window, not unless you transfer the Virus induced Files to your Win10 through a Special Process, first...

When the Virus Attacks the Windowed Box, all ya gotta do is hit the X in the Corner, & the Virus disappears...

[Jake]

Originally posted by Onewa is a Hoarder:

Originally posted by ✘ Kubuszz ✘:

He uses linux and virtualises windows 10 inside it
He said that sometimes he even virtualises another computer inside of a virtual machine

wtf are you saying

That he uses multiple virtual machines
Also, if you think he's in any danger by just visiting the deep web, you're mistaken

[Von-Reaper]

Vm's and he works in cyber security so he knows what hes doing

[talemore]

Originally posted by Onewa is a Hoarder:

Originally posted by GuRu Asaki:

I used to test Microsoft Edge
& Windows Defender Application Guard on Viruses, & never got any to hit my Computer...

The Security Program Traps Viruses in a Virtual Space like a Virtual Machine...

But I dont trust the new Microsoft Edge & Sand Box to be anywhere near just as good...

isn't using a computer normally already and virtual machine

Kind of. It has a folder inside the OS only for the case of locking the program from the OS. Some uses registry to install outside of the folder to gain access of the OS and can be as simple to create new paths to a fake OS folder where the virus will install and locked-in. What you should be careful are viruses who are working like virtual machines because it goes in both directions. A virtual machine can be created to trap and it can be used to override the OS. That's why you shouldn't be using virtual machines to play videogames unless you know the source of the content.