Goofy
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questa storia di autorun sugli ultimi Os Microsoft nn serve ..quello era inteso
un salutone
per accorgersene basta inserire una chiavetta usb nel pc e vedere se esce il pop-up in cui ti chiede cosa vuoi fare

questa storia di autorun sugli ultimi Os Microsoft nn serve ..quello era inteso
un salutone
quello se noti bene e' l'Autoplay dei files sulla chivetta USB2 o device mass storage USB2 (hard diks USB ) = come vuoi aprire o meglio con quale programma sul sistema un files di foto ,video ,musica etc dalla relativa estensione ,............ non l'Autorun di file .bat o autorun.inf etc, files usati per far partire l'installer del software malevolo in autoesecuzione eventualmente presente su chiavette USB o hard disk esterni Usb che arrivano da persone poco affidabiliper accorgersene basta inserire una chiavetta usb nel pc e vedere se esce il pop-up in cui ti chiede cosa vuoi fare![]()
quello se noti bene e' l'Autoplay dei files sulla chivetta USB2 o device mass storage USB2 (hard diks USB ) = come vuoi aprire o meglio con quale programma sul sistema un files di foto ,video ,musica etc dalla relativa estensione ,............ non l'Autorun di file .bat o autorun.inf etc, files usati per far partire l'installer del software malevolo in autoesecuzione eventualmente presente su chiavette USB o hard disk esterni Usb che arrivano da persone poco affidabili
l' autorun di files .inf nn funziona
It is not uncommon to receive virus in an email message. Traditionally, your anti-virus and anti-spyware software works with your email software to identify malicious software as soon as it is received, or at least, as soon as it begins to execute in your computer. That works well for well-known viruses and spyware, but leaves you vulnerable to zero-day exploits, that is, vulnerable to malicious software that is not yet properly identified by the security software.
Sandboxie offers another approach. If you run your email reader program sandboxed under the control of Sandboxie, this protection will also extend to any software spawned by the email reader, such as viruses and spyware, thus severely limiting the effects of the malicious software on your computer.
For example, suppose you get an email message with the a virus that presents itself as an attachment called Click_Me_For_Best_Joke_Ever.exe. Suppose you don't know this is a virus, and further suppose that your anti-virus has not yet been updated to identify this particular virus. You click the attachment, and it delivers the best joke ever, but it also secretly installs malicious software.
This example may not specifically name any known virus, but it is not at all farfetched. Quoting Wikipedia on Malware: "Since 2003, the majority of widespread viruses and worms have been designed to take control of users' computers for black-market exploitation ..." See also: Formation of Botnets (from Wikipedia).
If you run your email program sandboxed, then Click_Me_For_Best_Joke_Ever.exe also runs sandboxed, and any changes it makes to the computer, or software it installs, will be confined to the sandbox. These changes will be discarded in their entirety as soon as you delete the sandbox.
Note that the virus itself, in its original form as an email attachment, will remain in your mailbox even after you delete the sandbox. However, a computer virus is a piece of software, not a living creature: It cannot cause any harm your computer by merely being stored in your mailbox. It must be invoked before it can cause harm. Thus if you always run your email program sandboxed, the worst that can happen is that you will rerun the virus inside the sandbox, and then delete the sandbox again. Eventually, your anti-virus will be updated to identify this attachment as malicious software