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Here is a demo of a sandbox-escape for Comodo from July http://youtu.be/TopCisbEbWU http://youtu.be/TopCisbEbWU Even full blown VMs like VMware (CVE-2008-0923)
by dsl 14y ago
Here is a demo of a sandbox-escape for Comodo from July http://youtu.be/TopCisbEbWU http://youtu.be/TopCisbEbWU Even full blown VMs like VMware (CVE-2008-0923) and VirtualBox (CVE-2011-2305) have known escapes.
The only thing worse than running untrusted code on your box is giving other people on the internet a false sense of security that its somehow OK to do so if you install magical snake oil.
- neya 14y agoY u mad bro? Advising people to install an Anti virus package isn't exactly the same as selling snake oil. I don't intend to promote any product, including Comodo, but I don't think if we go by your rule we'll be able to settle with any anti-virus s/w. All of them have some known loopholes or the other. Advising people not to install an A/V package because of <insert youtube video here> is even more dangerous than selling snake oil, dude.
- dsl 14y ago> and Sandbox mode (meaning, if you run anything inside a sandbox, even a virus won't be able to affect your computer) That is a pretty bold, and demonstratively false statement. You should retract it.