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It's not like CCleaner was out to get you - they got hacked. It's like if your bank got hacked and your stuff got stolen. The bank didn't trick you. What shoul
by sotojuan 9y ago
It's not like CCleaner was out to get you - they got hacked. It's like if your bank got hacked and your stuff got stolen. The bank didn't trick you.
What should you do now? Never update an app automatically. Wait at least a day and see if there are any issues.
- oferzelig 9y agoI know they didn't, I know they were hacked. The question is how can one be cautious and alert, if that doesn't help? Digital signatures were invented so you can trust the program you're installing, but if that doesn't happen, what else? Also, I didn't update automatically. It was a fresh install on a relatively new machine. And even if I did disable auto update - in that case I would've installed it manually. What's the difference?