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That doesn't mean you can't use AV that's not shitty, or Bit9 (application whitelisting, which a lot of AV products have built in now) like Tavis goes on to sug
by thirsteh 13y ago
That doesn't mean you can't use AV that's not shitty, or Bit9 (application whitelisting, which a lot of AV products have built in now) like Tavis goes on to suggest at the end of the paper.
Whitelisting is clearly superior to blacklisting if you have the patience and knowledge to whitelist the right applications.