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Entering a site with malware 2017-04-10 03:04:27 Post No. 59826254
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Just curious If I wanted to get a file out of a website that has known malware on it, how should I go about this?
I was thinking about using a virtual machine , mostly because I don't want to ruin my system, but also wondering what are some good tools for checking sites with malware on them so that I know what I'm getting into? Is something like malwarebytes my best bet?
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>>59826254
Look up sandboxing or get the file from some other known good source.
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>>59826254
Don't download anything stupid.
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>>59828358
I know not do download anything but just visiting a site with this warning worries me.
>>59828241
This is the only sourse I can get it from so I'll see what sandboxing is and if it can help
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>>59826254
Disable Javascript ya dummy
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>>59826254
Just grab it from inside a VM. Anything will do really. What is it? I'll get it. If it's from the link in your pic it redirects to adfly.
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>>59828512
>Just grab it from inside a VM
Wew lad I had no idea you could do that, I'll definitely have to learn more about virtual machines. Never really used them but that seems pretty neat. Thanks anon
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>>59828543
Yeah, except you can still get malware through VMs and sandboxes.
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>>59828641
>Yeah, except you can still get malware through VMs and sandboxes.
Then how to avoid it? I thought you couldn't get Malware or viruses through VMs?
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>>59828653
>how to avoid it
impossible to completely avoid it.
the likelihood of some shitty pajeet malware getting through a vm is prob highly unlikely though.
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>>59828746
Thanks anon, I'll be using a VM then to get the file from the website.
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