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That has nothing to do with Brave, it's just another failure of antivirus / antimalware approach. Nothing new. EDIT: not sure why they prefer blacklisting to w
by Drdrdrq 8y ago
That has nothing to do with Brave, it's just another failure of antivirus / antimalware approach. Nothing new.
EDIT: not sure why they prefer blacklisting to whitelisting, anyone know the reasons?
- make3 8y agoof course it has nothing to do with brave
- Nasrudith 8y agoBecause if it is whitelisted then anything new or obscure is blocked. Fine with enterprise IT but not consumers.
- clear_dg 8y agoHere is my take on it: with blacklisting, each update brings tons of new patches/signatures. It proves to users that the devs of their security suite are hard at work, and it's a neverending race. So all in all, a very good strategy for the AV industry.