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    66 KB Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:21 No.8530567  
    What is this COMMON SENSE shit?

    Windows has exploits that simply require you to visit a web site to get infected. Web sites can get infected themselves.

    You fucking need antivirus and firewall on your fucking ricers.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:22 No.8530574
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    >>8530567
    You retarded AND mad.
    >> cancer.exe !!ZD0NvvGcSg6 02/25/10(Thu)16:22 No.8530579
    Common sense means install Linux
    >> Butterfly !4SONY/Qfe2 02/25/10(Thu)16:22 No.8530580
    90% of exploit websites dont work if you use a non-administrator account.

    THAT'S COMMON SENSE
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:22 No.8530587
    The probability for that is rather small though.
    So, statistically, using common sense is more effective than running an antivirus.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:23 No.8530591
    Please. Not running antivirus is the only risky thing these losers do to feel alive.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:23 No.8530593
    >>8530580

    Too bad that's what you get on a default install.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:23 No.8530596
    >>8530567

    only with ie

    common sense tells you not to use ie
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:23 No.8530601
    >>8530567
    Common sense means "use Linux." It's a troll that morons made into a double-troll.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:23 No.8530615
    >>8530580
    That might actually be viable if Windows had something akin to sudo, buuuuut...
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:24 No.8530619
    >>8530567
    >Windows has exploits that simply require you to visit a web site to get infected
    Yeah, if you're running IE.

    I use MSE myself, but I've never actually had to use 'use it' because I don't just download random shit off the internet, or install a gazillion god damn toolbars for IE or some other nonsense.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:25 No.8530642
    common sense 2010, the full version, Is the best man,
    Because it works WITH an anti virus program, to make fucking sure you don't get shit.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:27 No.8530673
    give me said website then faggot.. also common sense means you dont click fucking websites with generic terms on google ..


    give me website now shitty op
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:28 No.8530689
    http://blog.p2pforum.it/
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:29 No.8530701
    >>8530567
    The reason people here chose to not run an Antivirus solution is simple. They feel like they don´t need it. It is a known fact that virusscanners and security solutions like Norton and McAfee slow your computer down.

    There is no reason to use something you do not feel you need to use. One can always secure and monitor their own system manually and perform offline scanning or use an online on-demand scanner every x weeks. Those are valid alternatives to even the lighter virusscanners like nod32 and MSE.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:30 No.8530729
    >>8530673
    > implying that online-ads didn't contain viruses at all in the last two months
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:31 No.8530749
    >>8530593
    First account is admin by default.
    The rest are standard by default.

    >>8530580
    >That might actually be viable if Windows had something akin to sudo, buuuuut...
    It's called UAC.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:34 No.8530807
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    this is my hijackthis log from just now, its pretty much the exact same as the day i installed my windows... all with some common sense
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:34 No.8530818
    >>8530749
    > It's called UAC.
    No. UAC and sudo are completely different.
    >> Mature Related !K/L9IJgMJY 02/25/10(Thu)16:35 No.8530841
    You can usually only be part of 1 botnet at a time, so join a botnet that tries not to slow down your PC.

    after all, anti-virus is a botnet too. gets updated regularly, is always running etc.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:36 No.8530845
    >>8530729

    implying common sense users dont run abp
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:36 No.8530846
    >>8530818
    Sure. But, in the broadest sense they both provide privilege-raising functionality.
    >> Anonymous 02/25/10(Thu)16:38 No.8530879
    >>8530701
    I've always wondered. Would it be possible that the same programmers that made Norton and others are the guys making new viruses/trojans/worms?
    >> sage 02/25/10(Thu)16:38 No.8530888
    >>8530841

    i like this comment

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