I have about 6gb of Ram dedicated to my VM. I still get a little slow down occasionally. For the most part things work fairly well and testing malware hasn't been a problem in VM. If I had an older laptop I would test on it.
old PCs for testing malware are best , they are just REAL , of course they must be isolated from the network ; and when the test is finish ; just restore a clean image or use multipasses wiping software to clean it properly; then reinstall. nothing complicated and risky here.
old PCs for testing malware are best , they are just REAL , of course they must be isolated from the network ; and when the test is finish ; just restore a clean image or use multipasses wiping software to clean it properly; then reinstall. nothing complicated and risky here.
yeah until you get your files get ransomed and after all a very good repair pc person is who good with windows and Linux said to me once that its is better to test malware on a vm then testing on real pc for safely reasons
if it is a malware testing PC , it should not have any files so who care if you get ransomned or not...
and after all a very good repair pc person is who good with windows and Linux said to me once that its is better to test malware on a vm then testing on real pc for safely reasons