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Depending on your definition of bossware, this may or may not be practically impossible. If you consider carbon black to be bossware, you would have to exploit
by gen220 6y ago
Depending on your definition of bossware, this may or may not be practically impossible. If you consider carbon black to be bossware, you would have to exploit the operating system vuln to get around it.
Every once in a blue moon, our security team runs a p99-latency scan on my laptop, that basically bricks it. I’ve tried and failed to kill it, but I’m open to suggestions!
- novok 6y agoIf you have admin on your machine, turn unload the kernel extensions and turn it off. One dirty secret is that many IT departments wont notice or wont care.
- PeterStuer 6y agoUnlike HN readers, most employees do not have admin on their work computer, and for good reason. Doesn't mean they should suffer 'bossware' and most certainly not without informed and explicit consent.