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Desktops with users who have not noticed any issue. Making them notice an issue could be a good thing. Question is, would this approach get their attention? Se
by natch 8y ago
Desktops with users who have not noticed any issue. Making them notice an issue could be a good thing.
Question is, would this approach get their attention? Seems unlikely, but maybe some users would wonder why their computer was sluggish, and run a virus scan, do a system update, or take other steps to check for malware.
Let's be clear, I'm not claiming it would work for sure. I said "maybe." Point is, the computer being a desktop should not lead to shutting the idea down.
- isostatic 8y agoNot sure how a redirect to 127.0.0.1 (which would simply fail, they're unlikey to be running a webserver) would help? Eating CPU though should do the trick.