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<blockquote data-quote="Ramblin" data-source="post: 89939" data-attributes="member: 170">Is funny how easy it is to stay clean once we learn the basics about internet security. For the first 12 years that I used a computer, getting infected was like a cycle for me. Once or twice a year something will get through my AV and always wondered why it happened since I had an antivirus running.The cycle came to an end 4 years ago when I got infected by a rootkit and somehow I made it getting rid of it a game. It took me two weeks to finally get rid of it. I never got mad and even though the thing kept coming back, it was fun figuring out what to do next.When it was over, I had read so much stuff about security that I just kept going as I realized that there are avaiable programs and technologies that are better designed for prevention than antiviruses. Thats how I got interested in security and how I got to Sandboxie.Now, I dont use scanners anymore and dont get infected. It really is easy to prevent getting infected with just a little bit of knodledge. My work has nothing to do with computers. I have been involved in sales since 1979. I have a store and the best knodledge that I have learned from what I do and I can pass to you here is, never take no for an answer.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />...I never do, never give up. In anything that I get involved with, it is over when I win or get what I wantBo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ramblin, post: 89939, member: 170"] Is funny how easy it is to stay clean once we learn the basics about internet security. For the first 12 years that I used a computer, getting infected was like a cycle for me. Once or twice a year something will get through my AV and always wondered why it happened since I had an antivirus running. The cycle came to an end 4 years ago when I got infected by a rootkit and somehow I made it getting rid of it a game. It took me two weeks to finally get rid of it. I never got mad and even though the thing kept coming back, it was fun figuring out what to do next. When it was over, I had read so much stuff about security that I just kept going as I realized that there are avaiable programs and technologies that are better designed for prevention than antiviruses. Thats how I got interested in security and how I got to Sandboxie. Now, I dont use scanners anymore and dont get infected. It really is easy to prevent getting infected with just a little bit of knodledge. My work has nothing to do with computers. I have been involved in sales since 1979. I have a store and the best knodledge that I have learned from what I do and I can pass to you here is, never take no for an answer.:)...I never do, never give up. In anything that I get involved with, it is over when I win or get what I want Bo [/QUOTE]

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