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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 178" data-source="post: 770539">You are not running them as far as you are aware, the beauty of advanced malware is to run without you noticing; then Default-deny will save your ass.if you use a decent default-deny application, set it up right,  even if you run a weaponized known apps like Ccleaner, your D-D soft should block its attempt to do damage, because malware will often use some other processes to do its malicious task.(like using powershell.exe or rundll32.exe to create a backdoor, trying to call home, etc...).There is 2 words that all experienced default-deny users know very well :  Vulnerable ProcessesThose are used in almost all malware attacks, block them,  most malware will be harmless.</blockquote>

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