Poll Are you using WinRAR in 2023?

Do you have WinRAR on your PC?

  • Yes, the latest version

    Votes: 29 43.3%
  • Yes, an older version

    Votes: 1 1.5%
  • No, I use something else or none

    Votes: 37 55.2%

  • Total voters
    67

SeriousHoax

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I have never used Winrar from the moment I knew about 7-zip.
Same here. I started with WinZip back in the day. Later moved to WinRar and then to 7zip since I find it to be superior. Though I moved to 7zip fork NanaZip in Windows 11 which is the same thing except for some additional features.
7zip also supports MOTW for all archive formats (not default settings) which is very important for Microsoft Defender users and also helps in the case of Avast CyberCapture and ESET LiveGuard.
With 7zip/NanaZip I also get a file hash calculator built-in which I use a lot.
 
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ForgottenSeer 93475

Yes, I still use it just for its icon. It used to be an icon that quickly distinguishes compressed files

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ForgottenSeer 93475

This might be interesting for those who use 7-zip



Multiple vulnerabilities were found in 7-Zip. Malicious users can exploit these vulnerabilities to execute arbitrary code.


Below is a complete list of vulnerabilities:


  1. Out of bounds memory write vulnerability in SquashFS File Parsing can be exploited to execute arbitrary code.
  2. Integer Underflow vulnerability in 7Z File Parsing can be exploited to execute arbitrary code
 
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