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Nope. Haven't used A/V in 3 years now. On OSX, Windows or linux. When you're more tech friendly you know to sandboxie things that seem suspicious or test in a v
by justfane 12y ago
Nope. Haven't used A/V in 3 years now. On OSX, Windows or linux. When you're more tech friendly you know to sandboxie things that seem suspicious or test in a vm.
- clarry 12y agoSo you sandbox all the documents and images and movies and whatnots that come from untrusted sources? Because they all look suspicious? And after testing, how do you know you're infected?
- justfane 12y agoDepends upon source of document; mostly now a days i can throw a document in google drive or a web editor and see it. PDF to HTML works good too; Movies are all from trusted sources streamed via Linux Server... So if its untrusted the clip would most likely loop with a blurred out screen saying i need a codec pack. I don't do much locally other than write code. I use Web IDE's, Web Editors, Online Markup, Stream via HTML5... Not much to download now-a-days.