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"I haven't had a virus in 14 years. I haven't ever run anti-virus software." Then I'd say you probably have a virus ;-)
by proee 17y ago
"I haven't had a virus in 14 years. I haven't ever run anti-virus software."
Then I'd say you probably have a virus ;-)
- jbm 17y agoActually I was the same (while I was running a Windows box). I used to work for an anti-malware company too, and my experiences there pretty much agrees what everyone says about Norton / etc... I don't open attachments from strangers, I don't have warez on my computer, and I call / confirm when I get a word doc. (It doesn't matter because I do the conversion on googledocs anyway). I know not everyone is fortunate enough to do all of that, but it is entirely possible to avoid viruses if one really wants to.
- Khaki 17y agoNot anymore. If you receive a targeted attack or a 0-day attack vector through a firefox, pdf or even libpng vulnerability, the only real way you can be safe is to unplug your computer from the internet.