The only reason I suggested props in the first place was because if you look at minimizing the edits done (M&TV like minimal edits), props is the most common tag of everything left
but they took "lets merge into props" as "lets merge EVERYTHING INTO PROPS"
and then the discussion became about why that was a bad idea
even though that wasn't the original intention of the post...
and then I'm the bad person for clarifying my post!
I think it's a perfectly reasonable post, and the classification makes sense too. They're obviously crazy over there. As well as having a BRIGHT theme that hurts my brain
I'm about to publish some of my projects. So, I'm gonna to re-install my VPS and do it properly. I'll have running on it Apache server(websites are made using Ruby and Python), databases. I'll also have there some GIT repositories, and probably VPN.
I'm advanced Linux user(and programmer), but I...
I was reading this CompTIA Security+ SYO-201 book, and the author David Prowse claims that:
Whichever VM you select, the VM cannot cross the software boundaries set in
place. For example, a virus might infect a computer when executed and spread to
other files in the OS. However, a virus e...
I would like to know if it is save for the host system of a virtual machine (VM - VirtualBox OSE in my case) to execute malware.
Can a virus break out and read or write data from the host system? Can it establish an internet connection if I disable it in my VM?
Is a VM a safe environment to tr...
Is it safe to install malware in virtual machines? I would like to investigate malware, but I don't want to infect my own computer.
Can I install the malware in a VMWare VM, maybe even without network access, without risking the integrity of my host system?
We want to study for the CEH program and have downloaded 12 DVDs that 6 DVDs are software key-loggers, Trojans, etc. that are all detected by antivirus. This prevents us from examining them and learning how they work.
I have instructed students not to uninstall antivirus as running these malicio...
All questions ask about the other way round, ie. can a virtual machine compromise the host. But I'm asking can a virus on the host machine compromise the guest virtual machine?
All questions ask about the other way round, ie. can a virtual machine compromise the host. But I'm asking can a virus on the host machine compromise the guest virtual machine?
