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Is cloudOS as secure as running VM?
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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 89360" data-source="post: 931835"><p>Yep, it is a dedicated device that I use and it is isolated from the rest of my network. However, I have 3 levels of virtualisation that I pick according to what any.run analyses shows. If it's ransomware, I might run it with Shadow Defender. If it's a loader, I might run it with Sandboxie. If it's a RAT/stealer or anything capable of exfiltrating data, I run it in VM.</p><p></p><p>My last addition is an old laptop with Neverware CloudReady. This will be used just for quick shopping, to send an email, to see a YT video, etc. In my home network everything has its own purpose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 89360, post: 931835"] Yep, it is a dedicated device that I use and it is isolated from the rest of my network. However, I have 3 levels of virtualisation that I pick according to what any.run analyses shows. If it's ransomware, I might run it with Shadow Defender. If it's a loader, I might run it with Sandboxie. If it's a RAT/stealer or anything capable of exfiltrating data, I run it in VM. My last addition is an old laptop with Neverware CloudReady. This will be used just for quick shopping, to send an email, to see a YT video, etc. In my home network everything has its own purpose. [/QUOTE]
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