Now, don't get me wrong, I know what an Antivirus is. Today, you have no choice to not know what one is. They're needed everywhere, and yes even on a Mac. Except for this one occasion. Well, you might be wondering what the $#%# I am talking about, but I am not running an antivirus right now, and I am 99.99% secure from rouges, malware, spyware ANYTHING. With simply one program, Sand-Boxie, every program that you tell to run inside will run in a Sandbox, nothing can get in and nothing can get out (unless requested).
http://xs136.xs.to/xs136/09050/rolled340.jpg
That's my system, with about 8 icons in the system-tray telling me that I need to "buy their software." Windows Defender says I have a few problems, and I have NOD32 disabled for the meantime. I sort of just wanted to show you how this really is cool, because with one click of a button I am clean as a whistle. Everything that was just on my computer, is now gone. For more information, watch my horrible quality video on YouTube:
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=FYtWIYUYuc4 (there is a higher quality in the desc if you really want to watch).
I'd like to know what your oppinion on this is, will these so called Sandbox programs actually faze out antiviruses? In my opinion, no because you'd have to run everything (even explorer.exe, which yes is possible) in a Sandbox.
Watch the video for more information, and tel me what you really think!
Thanks!
Last edited by Diablosblizz on Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:30 am; edited 1 time in total
http://xs136.xs.to/xs136/09050/rolled340.jpg
That's my system, with about 8 icons in the system-tray telling me that I need to "buy their software." Windows Defender says I have a few problems, and I have NOD32 disabled for the meantime. I sort of just wanted to show you how this really is cool, because with one click of a button I am clean as a whistle. Everything that was just on my computer, is now gone. For more information, watch my horrible quality video on YouTube:
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=FYtWIYUYuc4 (there is a higher quality in the desc if you really want to watch).
I'd like to know what your oppinion on this is, will these so called Sandbox programs actually faze out antiviruses? In my opinion, no because you'd have to run everything (even explorer.exe, which yes is possible) in a Sandbox.
Watch the video for more information, and tel me what you really think!
Thanks!
Last edited by Diablosblizz on Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:30 am; edited 1 time in total
