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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 97327" data-source="post: 1032493">Fun fact 1: from a behavioral viewpoint home users are always unmanaged (when you refer to home user as the people using it at home), it is like saying a strainer leaks (a strainer which does not leak by definition is not a strainer anymore).Fun fact 2: from a technical viewpoint when you refer to the PC of a home user (in your quote above), a PC which would have extensive LoLBin blocking and system hardening, technically that PC would not be unmanaged anymore.Fun fact 3: using grandiloquent language while trying to convince (other) people that your &#039;best practice&#039; is the best &#039;best practice&#039;, actually is not a best practice itselfI know you like to disagree with people, so we, your friends at MT,&nbsp; give you the attention and importance you deserve, but read again: little or no use cases for needing the blocked LilBins in other words 95% of the home users don&#039;t need the programs in the LoLBin list. It is true that it is not exactly your quote. I added &quot;little or no use&quot;, because there might be some corner cases where people need them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 97327, post: 1032493"] Fun fact 1: from a behavioral viewpoint home users are always unmanaged (when you refer to home user as the people using it at home), it is like saying a strainer leaks (a strainer which does not leak by definition is not a strainer anymore). Fun fact 2: from a technical viewpoint when you refer to the PC of a home user (in your quote above), a PC which would have extensive LoLBin blocking and system hardening, technically that PC would not be unmanaged anymore. Fun fact 3: using grandiloquent language while trying to convince (other) people that your 'best practice' is the best 'best practice', actually is not a best practice itself I know you like to disagree with people, so we, your friends at MT, give you the attention and importance you deserve, but read again: [B][I]little or no use cases[/I][/B] for [B][I]needing the blocked[/I][/B] LilBins in other words 95% of the home users don't need the programs in the LoLBin list. It is true that it is not exactly your quote. I added "little or no use", because there might be some corner cases where people need them. [/QUOTE]

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