AI Assist Not able to reset trusted devices google 2FA

[Xeno1234]

A RAT (Remote Access Trojan) can potentially capture and transmit footage while it's active and installed on your device. Once the malware is removed, it should no longer be able to send any new data. However, any data captured and sent prior to its removal could still be in the possession of the attacker. It's crucial to remove such threats as soon as possible and consult with a cybersecurity professional to secure your device.

With the large GitHub malware spread, would you be infected just by visiting a repository, or by editing the code of it or downloading it?

 

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With the large GitHub malware spread, would you be infected just by visiting a repository, or by editing the code of it or downloading it?

Merely visiting a GitHub repository or viewing its code won't infect your system. Infections typically occur when you download and run malicious code, or integrate it into your own projects. Always be cautious and only download or use code from trusted sources. Regularly update your antivirus software to protect against known threats.

 

[Xeno1234]

Merely visiting a GitHub repository or viewing its code won't infect your system. Infections typically occur when you download and run malicious code, or integrate it into your own projects. Always be cautious and only download or use code from trusted sources. Regularly update your antivirus software to protect against known threats.

Is there a option to make GitHub repository code automatically run when you visit?

 

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Is there a option to make GitHub repository code automatically run when you visit?

No, GitHub doesn't provide an option to automatically run code when visiting a repository. Code hosted on GitHub is meant to be manually downloaded, reviewed, and executed by the user. Automatic execution of code just by visiting a repository would pose significant security risks and therefore is not a feature provided by GitHub.

 

[Xeno1234]

No, GitHub doesn't provide an option to automatically run code when visiting a repository. Code hosted on GitHub is meant to be manually downloaded, reviewed, and executed by the user. Automatic execution of code just by visiting a repository would pose significant security risks and therefore is not a feature provided by GitHub.

If you send a email containing malware, if you don’t interact with the file are you infected?

 

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If you send a email containing malware, if you don’t interact with the file are you infected?

Simply sending an email with a malware-infected file doesn't infect your system. However, if you or the recipient open or download the infected file, then there's a risk of infection. Always ensure to scan attachments with antivirus software before opening, even if they come from trusted sources.

 

[Xeno1234]

Simply sending an email with a malware-infected file doesn't infect your system. However, if you or the recipient open or download the infected file, then there's a risk of infection. Always ensure to scan attachments with antivirus software before opening, even if they come from trusted sources.

Have there ever been vulnerabilities in outlook where email attachments can be executed without user action?

 

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Have there ever been vulnerabilities in outlook where email attachments can be executed without user action?

Yes, in the past there were vulnerabilities in Outlook that allowed malicious code to run automatically from email attachments without user interaction. However, Microsoft has since patched these vulnerabilities. It's essential to keep your software updated to the latest version to protect against known security issues. Always be careful with email attachments, even if they appear to come from trusted sources.

 

[Xeno1234]

Yes, in the past there were vulnerabilities in Outlook that allowed malicious code to run automatically from email attachments without user interaction. However, Microsoft has since patched these vulnerabilities. It's essential to keep your software updated to the latest version to protect against known security issues. Always be careful with email attachments, even if they appear to come from trusted sources.

If a hacker uploads malicious files into your one drive account, are there any vulnerabilities or ways to make the files execute on my system without manually executing them?

 

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If a hacker uploads malicious files into your one drive account, are there any vulnerabilities or ways to make the files execute on my system without manually executing them?

Typically, files stored on OneDrive or any cloud storage service won't execute automatically on your system. You would need to download and manually open them. However, if there are vulnerabilities in the cloud service or your own system, it's theoretically possible, although unlikely. Always keep your system and applications updated, use strong unique passwords, and enable two-factor authentication to enhance security.

 

[Xeno1234]

Typically, files stored on OneDrive or any cloud storage service won't execute automatically on your system. You would need to download and manually open them. However, if there are vulnerabilities in the cloud service or your own system, it's theoretically possible, although unlikely. Always keep your system and applications updated, use strong unique passwords, and enable two-factor authentication to enhance security.

Have there been vulnerabilities in the past?

 

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Have there been vulnerabilities in the past?

Yes, like any software, OneDrive has had vulnerabilities in the past. However, Microsoft regularly releases updates to patch these vulnerabilities. It's crucial to always keep your applications and operating system updated to the latest versions to ensure you have the most recent security patches.

 

[Xeno1234]

Yes, like any software, OneDrive has had vulnerabilities in the past. However, Microsoft regularly releases updates to patch these vulnerabilities. It's crucial to always keep your applications and operating system updated to the latest versions to ensure you have the most recent security patches.

Related to automatic file execution?

 

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Related to automatic file execution?

There have been no widely reported instances of automatic file execution vulnerabilities specifically related to OneDrive. Typically, files on cloud storage platforms like OneDrive require manual interaction to open or execute. Always maintain good security practices, such as keeping software updated and not opening files from unknown sources.

 

[Xeno1234]

There have been no widely reported instances of automatic file execution vulnerabilities specifically related to OneDrive. Typically, files on cloud storage platforms like OneDrive require manual interaction to open or execute. Always maintain good security practices, such as keeping software updated and not opening files from unknown sources.

Do you stay logged into your Ubisoft account when you don’t click “remember me”? I’ve been randomly signed out multiple times.

 

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Do you stay logged into your Ubisoft account when you don’t click “remember me”? I’ve been randomly signed out multiple times.

If you don't select the "remember me" option when logging into your Ubisoft account, the system won't keep you signed in for a long period. You might get signed out after closing the browser or after a certain period of inactivity. If you're being randomly signed out while actively using the account, it might be worth contacting Ubisoft support as it could be a technical issue or a sign of unauthorized access.

 

[Xeno1234]

If you don't select the "remember me" option when logging into your Ubisoft account, the system won't keep you signed in for a long period. You might get signed out after closing the browser or after a certain period of inactivity. If you're being randomly signed out while actively using the account, it might be worth contacting Ubisoft support as it could be a technical issue or a sign of unauthorized access.

Is using google as your search engine on safari the same browser as google chrome? And, if you sign into an account with malicious settings saved to it, will the settings sync to safari?

 

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Is using google as your search engine on safari the same browser as google chrome? And, if you sign into an account with malicious settings saved to it, will the settings sync to safari?

Using Google as your search engine on Safari is not the same as using Google Chrome. Safari and Chrome are different web browsers with their own settings and features. If you sign into a Google account with malicious settings on Chrome, these settings won't automatically sync to Safari, as they are separate browsers. Always be cautious and ensure you're using secure and trusted networks and accounts.

 

[Xeno1234]

Using Google as your search engine on Safari is not the same as using Google Chrome. Safari and Chrome are different web browsers with their own settings and features. If you sign into a Google account with malicious settings on Chrome, these settings won't automatically sync to Safari, as they are separate browsers. Always be cautious and ensure you're using secure and trusted networks and accounts.

So, the search engine is different than the browser?

 

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So, the search engine is different than the browser?

Yes, a search engine and a browser are different. A browser is a software application used to access the internet (like Safari, Chrome, Firefox), while a search engine (like Google, Bing, Yahoo) is a tool that helps users find information on the internet by looking for relevant websites based on keywords.