How much malware can you get from a fake installer? 

OH NO

as a wise Joel said, these viruses are just grandma-bait

Yeah it's sad but for them technology is a new thing and we grew up on it

@@CatsRobloxOther2nd Nowhere in that comment is said that she grew up with laptops.

Basic grandma moment

Yeah, I accidentally installed a fake version of chromium once years ago through an "optional software" thing, and it just REFUSED to get off of my laptop. It wasn't really malicious, didn't harm my computer or steal any info, but damn was it annoying to remove. Had to go manually remove it from the hidden files and all.

@@Nakia11798 i installed the REAL avast cleanup, but it refuses to uninstall because it thinks im a hacker trying to remove it

@@tropicalkhan3955 lmao way too relatable

same

Saaaame

same

Same.

Same

jesus christ, it sounds like a jet engine

@@quppy Good thing it isn’t his main computer, B U T I T I S A REAL MACHINE.

@@gmdking technically it's a virtual machine

I think it is his laptop/PC like mine

@@gbw4641 it said vmwaretools in the processes

Yeah, destroy machines or vm with viruses is fun (I do that on my vm lol)

same

@@cooolgamer-vanced Just make sure to run a vpn, since some malware can attack your network.

@@Kykof ah oops I don't thought about that... But if I cut the network for the vm it's fine

@@cooolgamer-vanced Yeah, but some malware wont install, so if you want to play around with lesser known malware, I suggest using a vpn.

bros talking about love

@yoFGFelix1000 sorry I meant sexually attracted to

whats going on guys today we are going to make 2.8 billion videos based off of the same meme formate in 2 weeks

@@jacobeii that one hecker beluga guy in a nutshell

@@dillpill9335 arcade assassin a year ago was like that too (i haven't seen their content in a while no idea if its changed)

@@jacobeii don't worry, it hasn't

Rough. Guess you learned your lesson there. I learned that one as well after having to go deep into my registry to delete a lingering file from one of these. It was never outwardly malicious, but I obviously didn't want PUP on my laptop.

@@Nakia11798 my lesson were when i accidentally clicked on a file. My drives were Almost destroyed and i needed to reinstall everything

funny how it's actually possible to convert powerpoint slides to exe

Powerpoint slides in .exe? WHY?

@@Real_Eggman Idk why I wanted a Powerpoint in EXE form ether when I had Powerpoint installed, and could have just use Powerpoint Viewer if I really didn't have one.

Memez Trojan?

We had bat files in exe, now ppt(x/m?) files in exe? Why the hell is everyone trying to turn everything into an exe file?

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Use brave and origin blocker nothing you get it's shit malware vector back in 2017

I remember videos with just music, no talking before. Enderman has just gained so much confidence.

@@CZghost najlepší moment ked najdeš čecha u rusa.

Ooi

Which website is ir

hablo solo un poco de espanol...

He isn't

"Más" a magyar szó is

No

yes 32 likes

With some malware like "little gifts"

it's been 2 years and still 32 likes

Same bro

same ._.

Bruh

they always get you because they know that u will just speed through it so they add TINY little offers

@keithsze001 baidu in a nutshell

Anything that isnt official has problably a 30% chance (90% chance if its a cracked version of a premium program) of having malware/spyware/adware, In my opinion.

Him and SomeOrdinaryGamers for sure.

He already did that: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NYLM--_23t0.html&ab_channel=Enderman Don't thank me I just saw it and wanted to help :)

​@@SuleX00tysm

Ok

Because you need to do extra hardening.

How would you even know that?

@@Nakia11798 Okay here's a story. *One day, i want to download GTA 5 and this "download button" shows up, when i click the "download button" it just give me a 384kb file. I was confused because, GTA 5 is 90GB+ and not 384kb.*

@@codename.ken-z No no, we mean the stuff that we don't know the size of

@@frozenturbo8623 small file = malware?

Most tv show streaming sites, bc they're absolutely littered with malicious ads.

Ikr

I'm sure we've all been there. I mean, when I was 10, I wasn't installing anything other than the sims lol, but I definitely had my fair share of bad times with frostwire.

but most progrrams use installlers bettter get the msi installlers because they always cant be a fake installer and if you go in the msi file every file of the program is in there you just extract out of it and create folder in programm files and put the extracted files in the folder you created

I agree that it still has its usefulness even today with some unique features. It just isn’t nearly as innovative as it used to be in the 1990s / 2000s back before it became a Chrome clone.

But the installer might've installed a fake version of Opera.

Thank you ;)

*Wait that illegal*

lol

Thanks you! I got my ticket

premiere ticket claimed, have a good day

кидали страйк за рекламу настоящего тл, так что сейчас всё нормусь)

I was expecting him to.

He already mentioned that a lot of videos ago.

Its a VM

@@exal9 i know that

yes [insert suspicious spam link here] fax

I am a CookieBot!

Yup, it's very recognizable

Wait the game?

@@MrRadsVarietyChannel yes, the game

by miner he means a bitcoin miner

You don't get malware you just get very annoying notification

the creator making money on endermen`s vm: MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY

Never ever imitate these videos unless you have a virtual machine and have the knowledge to configure/properly set up one. You might end up having to reformat your whole system if get infected real bad. Disconnecting your internet won't help you much. Running the malicious file alone without internet will likely mess up your system and registry files. Worse, you could be hit by ransomware and have all your files encrypted, or a polymorphic file infector could inject its malicious code into your clean files. You may be able to stop certain malware from dropping additional payloads or reaching its C2 servers, but they would still be in your system waiting for you to reconnect.

@@kure1456 so you're saying I should set up a VM on my old crappy pc that still works and has nothing important on ut

​@@l1nc6525If you're prepared to lose that PC, by all means go ahead. But still, some types of malware can compromise your router so it is always better to run a VM. In fact, even VMs are not 100% foolproof as seen with Spectre and Meltdown exploits in past years. Nevertheless, your chances of encountering such zero-day attacks in the wild are close to 0.