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   da_667 (da_667@infosec.exchange)'s status on Friday, 18-Apr-2025 15:12:43 JST da_667

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   @mttaggart @Viss I've very interested in this. I like the idea of active countermeasures, but turned up to 11.

   It wasn't that long ago that some were theorycrafting that by just installing VMware Tools, or by installing a host of forensic, malware analysis, or reverse engineering tools, that whole hosts of automated malware will just throw shitfits and refuse to run.

   What happens when you develop defense tools that randomize the name of the executable and/or the service or drivers required to run each time they are run?

   What happens when you install a dead man's switch service when the AV/EDR executable/service/driver are otherwise disabled or removed entirely?

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   Paul Chambers🚧 (paul@oldfriends.live)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 03:47:19 JST Paul Chambers🚧

   My main desktop is a Linux setup but for somethings, due to accessibility peripherals, I have to use Windows 10. 80% of my time I am on Linux, 20% Windows 10.

   Windows 10 just did a full screen ad for Windows 11.

   It totally disregarded my accessibility peripherals and froze them up.

   I was only able to escape it by crashing the underlying app running it.

   The window was called "Campaign manager," crashing it crashed Windows Update. Windows already knows my computer doesn't meet the min req. It was pushing me to buy a new computer.

   I mentioned the other day, this desktop is over a decade old and beyond its prime. I will have to figure something out for the other 20% but this box and Windows 10, is my last Windows computer.

   I was able to hit the Windows key to break free but it would take back over after released.