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Peppie85
Peppie85
11 months ago

Let’s say it. there is not to rule for free, Certainly one will be: don’t open any files more doubtful.

this applies not only to the school also for work or at home.

The question is:

  • you did not know
  • you have seen that it might be a bad thing but wanted to take the risk
  • have you opened the file to see what happens because you knew what it is
  • you knew exactly what evil will happen and wanted to lay the PC with intentionally

Depending on and depending on the other prehistory, it could be a wide range from a criminal work to a school document, even from school flying etc.

I see two possibilities now:

  • you did it, then wait for your punishment and accept it
  • You want to do it, then leave it. it is not worth it
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MartinusDerNerd
MartinusDerNerd
11 months ago

Hello!

A zip bomb is an old hat…

And there are punishments only for those who are caught and who have done it in a willing manner.

If someone has been put under this, the situation looks different.

It is also the question whether an installed (current) security tool can detect and stop such a zip bomb.

Greeting

Martin

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falkfisch262
falkfisch262
11 months ago

But since you’re asking Incognito, I guess you’re going to do it, that’s what it’s going to be, and that’s criminal…

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Jeremy Edberg
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Jeremy Edberg
11 months ago
Reply to  falkfisch262

I’m just asking, I’ve never claimed I want to do something like that if I didn’t have Incognito, you’d think that’s what you’re doing.

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FelixSchmelix
FelixSchmelix
11 months ago

No school connection > Unemployment > Social descent > Fear of failure > Low self-esteem > Homelessness > Suicide

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