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Bitdefender Antivirus Free [v1.0.14.76] vs Project57 ransomware
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<blockquote data-quote="brod56" data-source="post: 787728" data-attributes="member: 59366"><p>The way I see is: if you're only sandboxing suspicious software (cracks, keygens, etc) then you'd be better not running them at all. That's way I don't see much purpose on sandboxing on a regular use, perhaps except for the browser. </p><p>[USER=35684]@JM Security[/USER] I see you sandbox your browser which I find interesting. Is it only to prevent possible exploits or any other reason?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brod56, post: 787728, member: 59366"] The way I see is: if you're only sandboxing suspicious software (cracks, keygens, etc) then you'd be better not running them at all. That's way I don't see much purpose on sandboxing on a regular use, perhaps except for the browser. [USER=35684]@JM Security[/USER] I see you sandbox your browser which I find interesting. Is it only to prevent possible exploits or any other reason? [/QUOTE]
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