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I don't work in security, but I've had zero good experiences with the anti-virus vendor market in my small amount of interaction. These next-gen ones will tell
by vlunkr 4y ago
I don't work in security, but I've had zero good experiences with the anti-virus vendor market in my small amount of interaction. These next-gen ones will tell you that you won't even know it's running because it's so efficient. It uses machine learning buzzwords to magically find intruders or viruses.
It's sad that these salesmen seem to have convinced lots of the right industry people that you really need them.
- saagarjha 4y agoI work in security, and I've had zero good experiences with the anti-virus vendor market.
- breatheoften 4y agoI can't think of a program more dangerous than one which intercepts and has option to receives every byte read from the filesystem -- while also having its own arbitrary network access ... the idea that employing such a tool could ever be better than _not_ having that tool is wrong at such a fundamental level that I don't understand how our computing society allows it to go on ...
- saagarjha 4y agoIf you have the latitude to architect things well it can work. Sadly, almost nobody does :(