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(Note: as with any common tool, there is malware that overwrites them) ...

: malware is very hard to put into the environment that the OS gets : malware may be just as easy to put into the OS itself as before ...

:: as protection against malware that alters the boot ...lutely ''great'' against as specific category, of early-boot attack (where malware might hide at such a low level that it can hide from the OS that loads on t ...

against malware, For very practical reasons, like that malware isn't bothered by it (you let it run on an already decrypted disk), but als ...

* malware ...utgoing limit seems to be justified by MS as a means to limit the speed of malware spreads. This seems relative nonsense since the spread will be exponential ...

==Is it important to use antivirus/malware protection?== The most likely means of getting malware varies with ...

...oks deep enough into the system, which can include things like active anti-malware protection (...if it hooks into IO), virtual devices. * malware ...

([[Malware]] may do some of these things, to try to make it harder for you to kill it) ...

...n not doing so, but since startup apps are a ''great'' vector for resident malware, that's a check you probably want. ...

Maybe that thing pretending to be an OS certificate update was actually malware - it's not like you can trust people to not dopeople really know how carefu Not even because of malware, but because of politics and legislation. ...

(Secure boot also helps detection of boot-time malware - but as always, that's just an arms race) * Malware ...

...L cache and everything else in your system, so if a program is malevolent (malware, virsuses) it can usually circumvent this well enough. ...

...cannot lead to referer spoofing; a computer has to be a zombie or include malware to be abused this way. ...

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This is not something you want (Good luck unborking that, or removing the malware you just installed as root) unless you are ''very sure'' you want it, ...

: partly because people theorize about Ring -1 malware, "...so if you don't need it, why risk it?" ...

It turns out it was a WinXP anti-malware feature, specifically the "protect my computer and data from unauthorized p ...