4 ms·
Does that means the corollary: "Any sufficiently advanced malware is indistinguishable from an uninstaller" would be true as well? I mean can you write a simul
by unnouinceput 3y ago
Does that means the corollary: "Any sufficiently advanced malware is indistinguishable from an uninstaller" would be true as well?
I mean can you write a simulation of an uninstaller to create havoc on target's system and still remain "the good guy, the OS is at fault" type of situation when you write a malware?
- doloputer 3y agoI've heard this before, about cryptolockers. It's hard for the OS to know if you're encrypting all of your files on purpose, because you might actually want to do that.