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Depends on your definition of launching and executable
â„–39395[Quote]
>>39394He just means opening a .exe file on windows
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>>39390 (OP)Follow up inquiry, can an up to date android phone get infected in any way doesnt involve installing a malicious APK?
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>>39390 (OP)>>39397Generally modern browsers are hardened enough to not allow this. You generally have to download something and run it with elevated privileges to do a lot of damage on windows. Also chatjeetPT could have answered dis
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>>39397not unless their was a zero day exploit somewhere in the connection.
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>>39405I prefer getting my information from the bald man with glasses sekrit klub hacker website
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Depends on your definition of malware.
I believe shit that you don't want on your computer can all be considered malware since they use up your computing resources, even if very small amount of resources are used.
Troon and pride flags being forced into a vidya is malware, microjeet data collection is malware, it's simple
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Building the executable through a compilation command can also get your computer hijacked because the compilation process may contain commands that unlock your PC for the hacker.
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But that's only on Loonix, we don't build from source in Gigadows.
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>>39390 (OP)yes
>>39397and yes
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yeah but it's very uncommon practice
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>>39390 (OP)Yes they are called zero click exploits they usually happen without your knowledge because of a major vulnerability in an application you trusted and gave a lot of access and permissions to. Whatsapp is an example of a legitimate application that has a history of that kind of vulnerability
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>>39564there are thousands of ways and i can't explain them all
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Put your Goydows PC in DMZ and see what happens