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Holy shit I was wondering why the video wasn't playing, but that title comes from a 'v generator NUSOIS DNI
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>>17374822marge? it comes from capcut im pretty sure
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>>17374842virus
embedded virus
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>>17374842Viruses embedded into media (most commonly videos).
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>>>17374822
>whats 'v
soytan vagina
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>>17374865i opened it and my computer doesn't feel any different doe
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>>17374857No, it comes from a piece of software I can't mention here, but that "lv_0" in the name followed by the date numbers is unmistakable. The "lv_0" indicates that the virus targets your operating system's kernel, so this has the potential to be really damaging.
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>>17374891It is heavily dependent on your video player and browser. You are probably fine, though RATs tend to be subtle at first so you can't know for sure.
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>>17374931kernel level viruses have heavy performance impact albeit
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>>>17374865
>i opened it and my computer doesn't feel any different doe
factory reset your pc right now dude
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>>17374959No, not necessarily. In fact, they tend to be extremely lightweight. A virus that has kernel level access doesn't need to perform many high-level workarounds to perform malicious tasks.
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>>17374931is it fine with brave
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Does it do anything on phones or am i fine
>>17374904 №17375049[Quote]
>>17375017The way these viruses work are extremely secretive, so nobody can tell you for sure. In fact, most people who get infected don't realize for a while. Many people have dormant viruses on their PCs. Virus makers keep viruses dormant intentionally until performing mass-activations to keep suspicions low.
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Capcut aryan
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>>17375032Most viruses don't target phones, and proprietary OSes like IOS or heavily modified versions of Android are usually very difficult to make viruses for. You should be fine, but nobody can be certain.
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'v is not actually real. It's just bait to get phonos to delete their soyjak folders and factory reset the computer.
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why do nusois think videos have viruses now
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>>17375089Technological illiteracy and sometimes fearmongering is really powerful. The real virus is the mental one.
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>>17375082No, 'v is certainly real, it just heavily depends on the player.
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>>17374822thanks oldsoi i almost fell for this
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>>17375106am I the only one who remembers that VLC exploit
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>>17375106meds this video does not have a virus
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>>17375049it only works if u actually download the image first or a pdf it will have a different filename like abcdefg.pdf.exe then yes u can embed viruses onto it
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Wouldn't this be not anporved if there was a virus though
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>>17375138Not true. Sure, .exes directly execute code on your PC, but every file is just a container for data. Applications that parse that data (eg. video players) and have permissions to perform certain actions on computer can theoretically have exploits that harm your computer when fed certain data (though exploits like this are rare for most popular software).
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>>17375233it's really fake and gay since the file format is .mp4
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>>17375241thanks
im retarded
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>>17375233It's fake. Videos can theoretically be malicious, but in actuality dangerous exploits like this don't really exist, at least not for common media players.
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I just factory resetted my computer, will I be fine?
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>>17375292No, you're router is likely infected. Replace it.