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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1057041" data-attributes="member: 52014">If a stealer obtains the system information of a virtual machine (VM), it may not directly harm you as an individual. However, it is essential to understand that system information can reveal details about the VM&#039;s operating system, hardware configuration, and potentially installed software.While this information may not seem immediately harmful on its own, it can be valuable for cybercriminals or attackers. It could potentially be used for targeted attacks or as part of a larger scheme to exploit vulnerabilities in the VM&#039;s software or operating system. For example, if the system information reveals a specific software version with a known vulnerability, an attacker could attempt to exploit it to gain unauthorized access or perform further attacks on other systems.It is important to prioritize security and protect any system, even if it is just a virtual machine. Keeping your VM and the host system updated with the latest security patches, using reputable security software, and being cautious when interacting with unknown or suspicious files or websites can help mitigate potential risks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1057041, member: 52014"] If a stealer obtains the system information of a virtual machine (VM), it may not directly harm you as an individual. However, it is essential to understand that system information can reveal details about the VM's operating system, hardware configuration, and potentially installed software. While this information may not seem immediately harmful on its own, it can be valuable for cybercriminals or attackers. It could potentially be used for targeted attacks or as part of a larger scheme to exploit vulnerabilities in the VM's software or operating system. For example, if the system information reveals a specific software version with a known vulnerability, an attacker could attempt to exploit it to gain unauthorized access or perform further attacks on other systems. It is important to prioritize security and protect any system, even if it is just a virtual machine. Keeping your VM and the host system updated with the latest security patches, using reputable security software, and being cautious when interacting with unknown or suspicious files or websites can help mitigate potential risks. [/QUOTE]

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