I Don't Trust Antivirus Software...
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- In the world of keeping your computer safe, the last thing I'd ever trust is software that scans the entirety of your computer and provides you "common sense" at a price. Thanks for watching!
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Eventually Muta will stop trusting computers altogether
@Some weeb with internet access his videos in 1 year
"I don't trust air"
Salad never thought you would be here
Next video: “I think Ted Kaczynski was onto something”
2033: I don’t trust technology, reject human, return to monke
@King The Demon Yeah, that's just what he said in the video.
Muta: "I don't trust Antivirus softwares"
Virus: "fine, i will ruin your thumbnail freely"
ruclips.net/video/PsJiYf73ugw/видео.html
Wow I see you every where I like u tho because we like the same game PoE
Those lines are spaces for him to put a name
It's completely fine for me.
Early gang. It's fixed now 😂
The first indian man that tried to talk me OUT of getting an antivirus.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣 Lmao this comment is so underrated. Dude needs more like 👍.
i feel like most of them dont want you to get an antivirus ;)
272 likes
nice
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I found this guy through watching critical, and i have got to say i have not stopped watching this guy since this morning.
It do be like that
Same lol
Ye me too in the podcast
Muta has been making A1 content for the better part of a decade. Welcome new friend!
both are fucking amazing content creators
That thumbnail though😂
Ayo either you're from a different time zone of you are also watching this at 4:22am
Hilarious
Lol
joe
@@puka6097 its 3 am here
therapist: compressed mutahar can't hurt you, he's not real
compressed mutahar:
I was so confused when I saw the glitchy thumbnail
It's caused by artifacting not compression
mutahar.zip
honestly thought I was dying when
@@eleniayuwoki4443 nope
Muta be like in his deathbed: "i don't trust computers" then he proceeds to unplug his life support.
This didn’t age well lmao
@@AnotherIntrovert i hope he gets better as long as it may take 😔
this didnt age well
Very poor choice of words lol
I don't trust reality and life in general **proceeds to commit suicide**
I'm a repair technician at a local computer shop and I'll give credit where credit is due. Antiviruses, especially the browser extensions, do a half decent job at idiot-proofing Windows laptops from old people who click literally anything that looks like a button.
Thats what I use it for, idiot proofing my devices because sometimes I'm an idiot, and I have a teenage son, amd we all know how dumb teenagers can get, lol.
Me: Deletes the antivirus because daddy Muta said so.
Antivirus company: reinstalls the viruses I was protected from
A soul for a soul
that would be funny as hell if it really happened. taht would be hilarious
*"Where do you think you're going."*
antiviruses when your card declines
shit dude, can that happen for real? I just installed bitdefender...
I firmly believe that this man is on a journey to transcend into becoming the first self aware Virtual Machine
He's in a virtual machine and knows our universe
Chubby indian male Cortana
@@galelugialugia8265 😂🙏
Therapist: pixel muta isn't real he can't hurt you.
Pixel muta:
thumbnail is too fucking cursed compared to everything else
nightmare fuel
Was that on purpose?
The Rapist ?
@@CosmicCitiZenOfficial Yes
The last thing you should ever do in life, even at the most desperate times, is paying for an antivirus.
FiRsT
@@Username795a1 seriously
Bruh
What if you make a cocktail by getting the free version of all of them?
Oh its you!
"Everytime I go to furaffinity"
"Furry fox"
Muta wants to tell us something
@Ezra Nobleheart Honestly, that's why I use it too, even though I have more ram than I'll probably ever need.
@@mayravixx25 Same, but its nice to have extra...
@Ezra Nobleheart or protogen...
@LOWFRAMEBLOX not sure what u mean but protogens r an original species (not real basically) based off like computers and shit and a popular in joke is they like to eat ram. hope this helped
@LOWFRAMEBLOX oh sorry i didnt know what u asked. i agree, and i think some people have made protogen heads that can make different expressions and stuff with leds if that's what you mean. pretty cool tbh
"Don't connect to Starbucks and sign into your bank account, that's stupid! But we are going to sell you a whole feature for it, because that's pretty poggers isn't it?" -Mudahar 2020
Imagine going to starbucks to check your bank account
Imagine going to Starbucks
Imagine
Jesus died and rose for you, believe onto Him for salvation know you stand comdemed and be saved.
@@Fit4C Dude I’m Still Gonna Be Atheist After Reading This And This Has Nothing To Do With The Comment
"every time I go on FurAffinity"
did not expect that lmao
muta = furry confirmed?????
@@kyestar88 that we do
muta
one of us
Yikes didn’t expect it either owo
He does mention that a couple times lately, not just in this vid...
interesting.
NGL, in the 2000s (2000-2010) not having an antivirus was a death sentence for your PC.
You aren't lying, dude. It was so bad!
True that man
Yup, had to reinstall my computers several times back in the day due to the lack of antivirus software and AIDS-infested Flashdisk sharing....
Introducing windows xp
Oh yeah, it was really bad back then, and even then, I dunno what was worse: the virus, or the fucking alarm Avast originally had. Shit was quite scary as a 10 year old lol.
“What do they do to protect kids? Block discord?”
LMFAOOOOOOOOO 🤣😂🤣
No reddit for the kiddies
I'd say block Fortnite 😂
Well probably not that far off considering that there's good proof that Discord's admins are pedos and furry's.
Not too funny
@@SpeedNash I'd say block Reddit as well.
One thing I've always wondered is how AVs can legally advertise a 50% off sale that never goes away. At least in the States, there have been a few companies (like JC Penney's iirc) that have lost lawsuits because they would advertise 'sale prices' on their products, when in fact the 'sale price' was just the regular, everyday price that would never change. They lost the lawsuit because it's clearly false advertising (misleads the customer to think they're getting a time-sensitive deal).
“Oops my system crashed. I lost my data but I had antivirus”
“Antivirus is not enough. You need Protogent, world’s only antivirus with data recovery software”
"I am Proto. Complete security is my motto"
As a bonus, it also makes toast!
Deeta
Imagine if your stuff was lost to ransomware and then, and then when the data is recovered the ransomware was saved too
Lmao you reminded me of a vargskelethor joel video. It was one of the windows destruction videos.
“Quick! COVID-19 cases are rising!”
President Mutahar: “Sounds like we’re gonna need to run the world on a VIRTUAL MACHINE!”
Quick, launch the ARK project!
@@corruptedsave145 God, that's such a good game. I know none of the choices you make along the way matter like in Prey, but I still love it.
Badam-Tssssssss
@@corruptedsave145 That game broke me on so many level.
@@tadpolegaming4510 What game ?
"Every time i go to fur affinity"
Now hold on a second.
😳
I had to rewind back too
Just to make sure 😌
Can't belive muta is based
based
Uh oh Muta be a furry?
timestamps for every time he says ladies and gentlemen:
0:17
0:26
0:38 (double take)
1:13
3:48
4:56
8:04
ALERT VIRTUAL MACHINES SPECIAL: 10:24
18:49
19:37
Perfect t
The hero we need
🤣😂😅😆
me with a 5$ antivirus from a nice indian man: *interesting*
Protegent
@@blueteam2488 orange super why
Relax. It's not like Indians are known for scams. It was 80% off. Profit!
Alternate title: “A Indian man that telling you to remove your antivirus”
Good soldiers follow orders
Thank you Malek Hani very cool
Ironic
IPhone 12 parody ruclips.net/video/QMwnzfeQ8w4/видео.html
Facts
Like Mutha said in one video: The best antivirus is having common sense.
Indeed
Avast antivirus is great
like abstinance, when wanting to avoid STI's
Mutha
@@xMorogothx avast has been known to collect user data, including web history. Yes, they know what websites you go to. If you don’t care about that, sure, but as an ex avast user, their data collection and selling to advertisers is creepy
*Bhai, your laugh is trending as a meme template in India* 😂😂
lol
It was also pretty popular in the states, Mutahar's laugh is the true ethnic unifier as Skullface would say
In LATAM too lmao
Dai how is your life going
@@soupcrow3772 no it’s not stfu
Top tip: If you browse some different VPN services, most of them will have the same plan with near-identical layouts, features and processes.
Muta in 2022: I don't trust air, if you think about it every human who has breathed air has died.
But in all seriousness pretty informative video.
I don't trust water. Its colorless, odorless, and if you breathe it in, you die.
Chris Hernandez facts
I don't trust food think about it everyone who has eaten has died it also hurts my stomach when I eat to much it will also kill me if I eat to big of a bite
Thats why I use a vm to drink water and breathe air - muta 2022
Omg you predicted it
Muta: don't trust anti-piracy software
Muta: don't trust apps
Muta: don't trust antiviruses
me: aight shit man what can I start?
A vm
Basically don't trust programs that demand administrator privileges. If a program that should work fine on ring 3 demands ring 2 or 1 administrator privileges then i wouldn't trust that shit. Rings 2 and 1 are only meant for device drivers and not for programs. Ring 0 gives you access to basically everything and ring 3 privileges give you almost no access. It's the same with android flashlight apps that demand access to your contacts, GPS, storage and your firstborn child. Avoid
@@marekw4524 amen
@@marekw4524 I've seen calculator apps ask to manage contacts it's funny how dumb it is
steam
For real though, all the antiviruses I've downloaded in the past are just spammy and intrusive. I've just stopped using them altogether.
windows defender is perfect for me tbh
*COUGH* Segurazo *COUGH*
True true but some of them could possibly bypass windows defense systems or hide themselves from it.
Other anti virus (avast and others) could detect it better than windows and well yeah....
Virtual machines are the best idea too xD
@@animeloveer97XD
@@ndro8032 Malwarebytes is lightweight antivirus that is designed to run with bigger ones like Avast, Nod32, Win Defender... In my opinion running Malwarebytes alongside Defender is not bad idea, Windows 7 and older didn't have that good defender but Windows 10 does a pretty good job at it. I believe that "big" AV's are just useless and takes a lot of resources and does pretty much the same thing as Win Defender but worse, so using these kind is just pointless, not to mention possible ads and spams as already mentioned.
Long live the Indian people who teach us something new
uhh he’s black
Day 5 of finding reasons why Muta is a furry: "everytime i go on furaffinity"
stop
@@dudedogdawg8024 ya got a problem with fluff balls? Muta likes the goat ass
@Thaha Jemni nahh, that's a normal one. I spent 5 minutes deciding if I should put it in (well i guess this is a sexual comment now)
@@sweetiewolfgirli dont got problem with furries, i have a problem on how fucking weird they are
Furry Muta, also known as Futa.
"Furry-Fox" - Muta, 2020
thats lesbian
tfw you're a furrry :flushed:
@@spacecadet_01 what
And now Norton is literally stuffing a crypto miner into their anti-malware suite.
This video has been prescient.
Muta: i dont trust school
Muta: i dont trust antivirus programs
Muta 2022: i dont trust myself
Sometimes u gotta like it so ppl can see it faster yunno wat im talkin bout haha
@@rileios7848😂😂😂😂
That what the real gamer could say
@RayRexDex trust this
PH=-log[H+]
PoH=-log[oH-]
[H+][oH-]=1×10-¹⁴
[H+]=10-pH
[oH-]=10-poH
[H+]=[strong acid]×[liberated moles]
[oH-]=[strong base]×[liberated moles
myslef
I don't like it when you call your self gross I know it's for fun, but you really are such a nice guy
Having a security mindset is great but there's a clear line between paranoid and mindful.
Ikr
@solarMan Dude literally plays video games on a VM. What do you think? He also claims to have like severe sleep paralysis or something so sounds like he has some anxiety issues.
Muta in 2150: "I Don't Trust Brain Chip Software"
muta in 3000: “i dont trust”
@@griffin2875 muta in 3000: trust i dont
@@griffin2875 muta in 3000: I trust dont
@thelast mori muta in 4000: me no trust
@@plwushii muta in 5000: no trust
VR Minecraft sleep therapy has really awoken the inner Muta and im happy for him :)
This needs more likes
Everytime I hear Muta burp, I expect him to follow up with "Morty"
"I don't trust antiviruses"
The virus said no to the thumbnail
"It's a picture of me, actually very gross"
LMFAO
The best protection: Use Linux, it is so unsupported, not even viruses exist there
Wait fr?
Inb4 "What if the viruses use wine?" lol
@@MapleMilk Wine is extremely difficult to get to actually run a legit program, let alone a virus that probably relies on specific holes in the Windows kernel that may or may not be present in the translation layers.
@gghhkm This. Linux security analysts were the ones who found meltdown and spectre. Same with heartbleed. A majority of web-connected machines with highly sensitive data are running LAMP and as such, there is a massive incentive to make sure the Linux Kernel, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and all their dependencies like OpenSSL are vulnerability free.
Install Gentoo then
Muta: “Don’t trust anti-virus softwares!!”
Me: “Oh no!” *continues to use three different free antivirus softwares that I know are stealing my data and trying to get my money
As if you don't have 50 other "trusted" companies lining up to do the same thing lol. You'll live
@@hayax Yeah, honestly everything is stealing our data. no point in worry about it too much.
@@notfunny5023 Acting like that is a way to fuck all of us, also "Our data" lmao
@@notfunny5023 and this kind of thought is why data got like this in the first place
*saved porn
The FBI: aww hell yeah!
There will come a time where Muda will release a video called "I don't trust cybernetic implants" in the Deus Ex hellscape we're heading to
I know this is old and I don't usually watch your channel but I have to say lots of respect for actually putting the effort into designing a graphic for your sweatshirt and not just doing some low effort simple text and selling it for 40$.
If you’re still running on Windows 7 and older, it is extremely important to get an antivirus because there’s no security updates anymore.
I would argue that no, it is still more important to just not execute programs that you don't trust. Browsers still are getting security updates, etc. just your OS is not. Although yes it would be smarter to switch to Linux Mint over staying on Win7 I think
@@magnusanderson6681 given we've now had multiple CVEs for SMB over the past few years that shift to another maintained OS is a really good idea over browser updates another virus like Sasser or Blaster being a vector for zombifying obsolete OSes isn't something we need to see happen.
@@cericat Honestly I don't know how bad exploits on Win7 are, like I said I wouldn't dare use such an operating system (except in a VM).
My point is that if you have good opsec, no one is going to get control over your computer without discovering a zero-day in your browser too. Or your shitty proprietary pdf reader or something too, since apparently adobe reader can execute shell code
Would it be nice if you were safer than just your browser? Sure, but it isn't the end of the world
@@magnusanderson6681 we just had an SMB vulnerability patched (again) in W10 in December. Sadly no guarantee the same vulnerability isn't in the no longer maintained editions of Windows. And these tend to be issues that are sniffed for over the web. Heck getting the Blaster fix onto XP before you connected to the internet was key, my experience was you had about 5 minutes before it hit you, no browsing required, and it wasn't installing that fix as part of the latest SP on a fresh install despite being released before it was assembled.
A good hardware firewall can mitigate some of the threats I mentioned, but counting on any one measure to safeguard a connected system is risky, especially for an OS we're always seeing people looking for new exploits for, and there's way more of those older systems out there than we like to see with no guarantee they ever updated so are even more vulnerable than the best case scenario.
we need a full internet safety guide from muta
make it family friendly too
Honestly
Muta this has been incredibly enlightening. To think I was about to fork over all that money a year and I'm basically fine for the most part if I just use a VM. Thanks dude
You know antivirus is trash when, John mcafee, the founder of mcafee antivirus software, called it worthless lmaoo
McAfee is trash. Not all antivirus software is created equal, just like how not every OS or anticheat client is.
Malwarebytes is a pretty solid tool. Then again, my bank pulled through and got me a 2 year premium key for free.
Same with Norton I got a free trail and it’s Garbo my sister installed adware and windows defender and Norton didn’t detect it so I had to just force stop them and uninstall it so much for security
@@VikingShip-lw4oo Norton is pretty notorious for being shit. P sure it detected itself as malware one time.
Muta just make a full on Virtual machine tutorial so we can all get on this VM hype train!
True
Very well said Muta, basic stuff they teach in most IT classes. Its all about best practices and teaching users how to stay safe. You managed to explain it very well and no one should find your explanation hard to follow.👍
20 mins is very long for an explanation lol
i like how i got an antivirus ad before this video began
I think it'd be really cool if Muta made a series for guides on internet safety, it would help out a lot of people who are unsure about a lot of things online.
"on furaffinity"
Wait just a second there bud-
Mozilla Furry-fox
He’s the type of fella to manually remove the virus.
You've got good reason to distrust anti-virus software. It needs access to most (if not all) of your file system to scan it and remove "malicious" files.
Currently one of the best methods to protect yourself from malware is blocking ads and tracking services in your browser, since the delivery networks behind those can be used to infect your PC.
Of course it needs to have access how it can otherwise protect your PC?
@@Fanatik456 That is the point. Antivirus software increases your system's attack surface through the means it employs *by design*. My criticism was not directed at a certain kind of antivirus software, but rather at the concept itself.
"Whether it be through an email link, which you should never trust"
*sad password reset noises*
0:11 is now a new emoji to my discord server
Is it just me? OR the thumbnail really keeps changing from the clean version to the pixelated version, back and forth. I'm confused
"I dont trust gfuel, code SOG by the way"
Muta is the kinda guy who create an entire new VM each time he want to check his emails
the thing is, sometimes you cant control if a virus comes on to your computer. but, with an antivirus, it wont let it happen. a virus could've gotten into an updated software that is not a virus and could infect computers once the software is updated. this is why i trust antiviruses imo
You didn’t have to say your a furry we already know
VM softwares need to sponsor this man
"Every time I go on deviant art, furaffinity"
K muta, you do you
That's the 2 worst websites on all of Microsoft, Google, trash-fox, and more
oh wow avast. now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time
“Everytime I go on FurAffinity”
is muta just a furry youtuber with a voicechanger? 🤔
why would they need a voice changer?
@@cherrybomb8221 i think it's a joke making fun of the trope of furries having a high pitched voice
Oh my god...oh no
His actual appearance is just a virtual machine, then.
when does he say that?
Mutahard: "Virtual machines are fast"
Me, running 10 fps RUclips on a laptop:
HARD
I know the pain 😓
Lol he says that Cuz he has an i9 rtx2080
You get 10fps?
Internet: exists
Muta: I don't trust even myself!
gotta love watching this specific video and getting antivirus ads on it
Use code virtual machine for 30 percent off gfuel
Thank you santaman
It could be me
@Some weeb with internet access sure
@@unseeingrelaxedman348 SANTA NOO,HE'S A WEEB WITH A LEWD PFP
@Some weeb with internet access THEN WHY TF DO YOU HAVE,IDK,REM OR WHATEVER IS THE NAME OF THAT ANIME GIRL,THEN?
I only use Windows Defender and MalwareBytes.
Defender for my files, MB for my hardware.
I use malwarebytes it's great 👍
@@gustavofring4442 * laughs in linux
@Neurolicious no it just doesnt need a antivirus just some common sense
@Neurolicious Linux isn't a popular target because usually the victim is competent enough to deal with the issue themselves
It's insane how effective those two are in combination
Soon enough Muta's growing distrust will lead him to ditch the VM and start using a virtual computer that simulates the hardware itself, so there is literally nothing to get into.
Emulator
To be fair, the ransomware protection in Windows Defender has to be properly set up by the user. It consists mainly of "controlled folder access" which denies unknown programs access to the folders set up in there and it's deactivated by default. Most people don't know about it or don't bother activating it. Which I can understand as it can cause issues with programs as some will refuse to work because they can't access certain folders, so you first have to go through a process of allowing them access manually. (I also encountered some kind of a bug with it before, where a program wanted access, I gave it access to those folders and it still couldn't open my files. It's been a while so it's probably been fixed at some point.)
i will keep dying at the quote "every time i go on furaffinity"
I wish I didn't forget my FA password.
@@CaveyMoth Dragoneersucks52
@@Mario583a Lol, Dragoneer... Is he still around?
"FurryFox" That killed me XD
Same
When I was younger and naive I used antivirus softwares, had issues with my pc becoming slower and slower over time. Was confused and worried I managed to mess my pc with a virus or malware even with the software, only then to delete the software and realize that it was the antivirus itself causing all of the problems with my pc. Never had an issue since then, just avoided shady sites/links and such
Muta just made me realize that I haven't had antivirus software installed on my PC, aside from the what comes with the OS, for about 3 years now. Haven't had any problems.
Only for 3 years!? Bruh I’ve been using my pc like that for the past fucking 13 years 😂
Yes but do we still need a VPN? I get high and think am I going to get something watching you 🙂 or dark web mystery boxes lol
Y'all do know Windows has a default Antivirus? 💀
@@razorclarencecallahan950 of course dude
For the past 10 years I've gotten off safe, even when I was still in elementary school and using the family PC I never caused anything funky.
You: Decide to watch this video
RUclips:Here an anti virus ad
19:29 I have flashbacks from kitboga's stream "Hello ma'am, this is officer Ryan from the IRS, badge number 323221" ... badge numbers are just numbers that can be given out without you having a way of checking if that information is valid or not.
Damn the antivirus got him in the thumbnail
I like how my game makes their offers seem like they're on ''sale'' when it's available for a limited time, has never been seen before and its ''original'' price is being cut by 80% to make it seem like they're putting some expensive offer on a super sale even though it has never existed before. Plus many of them aren't even that good with the huge cut in price.
IMO, the only antivirus software necessary (for Windows) is its integrated defender. On Android, Linux and Mac OS, you dont need one at all. Even defender gets more than useless and annoying sometimes, especially when it removes completely legitimate software that may become dangerous when misused. Many things can, a simple notification should be enough as everything else feels like implying that the user is an idiot.
Jokes on you I never trusted the antivirus from that website where I downloaded the free version of Minecraft. 😎
where can you get free minecraft and anti virus
just get tlauncher, you can play any version of Minecraft freely.
I'm in college for cybersecurity so I get family asking me questions about how to keep their information safe all the time and really the only response I ever give is just to have some common sense.
All the safeguards in the world can't protect an idiot. If a link looks sketch, it's better to avoid it just to be safe than to let curiosity get ahold of you.
Just got a new gaming laptop today, watching this vid to make sure I don’t accidentally give my computer ligma
the thing with antivirus is you give away part of your pc for protection sure you never open surpicious links whatever but one time you may accidentally open a wrong url by mistyping, opening a virus google result and voila now your files are encrypted for a sum, it's a nightmare thats worth 40 dollars per year to me at least it's like backing up your files, it's like insurance but with insurance you get something replacable replaced but with important files theres no replacing those, important information all of it
If you're concerned about that then you might be better off setting up a backup server. You could have a cron job run every week/few days/whatever you want that uploads all of your files to this server. The server maintains the most recent two backups (in case something happens to your files right before the job runs) and if anything happens you can just restore your files from the server. Sure they'll be a week old but it beats losing them completely. I would recommend investing in some server hardware and a good amount of storage (about double what you have on your PC, say you have 1 TB, then you'll want to get 2 TB). I would also recommend running a linux distro (Ubuntu Server is very good) on the server. Linux is known for being very stable; you can leave a Linux PC running for years unlike Windows which will restart or crash even just a few days or weeks in. For extra security I would also recommend investing in some cloud storage and setting up your server to upload the oldest backup to the cloud storage every so often (maybe once a month or something). This protects your data in the event of a fire or other physical disaster
Accidentaly opening a link because of a simple misclick won't lead to a ransomeware attack. Downloading and executing a malicious virus (Trojan for example) is what will lead to encrypted files and a sum to be paid. Which, again, is what Antiviruses are there for: to prevent you from executing malicious downloads by warning you beforehand what's in them.
Please correct me if I'm wrong though.
If you're stupid enough to 'accidently open a wrong URL' then you deserve everything that happens. On top of that the only way this scenario happens is if you're in an area of the internet you should not be if you're a newbie/idiot. Lastly, it's 2020. If you don't have some of/all of your files backed up then the fault is yours and yours alone. External hard drives are very inexpensive and all it takes is for you to move your files before you go to bed at night and you will not run into any problems. Basically it comes down to common sense. Don't be an idiot and 99.9 times out of 100 you'll be fine. Don't be a hero and try to click links or download things from shady websites.
I just had a stroke reading that.
@@ratedRblazin420 woa calm down there internet expert
Ironically, I got an antivirus ad at the start of this video.
"Antivirus software is useless! Just use common sense!"
then....
"If you're unsure about some software, upload it to virustotal"
Virustotal just runs antivirus on a file, but it's only the static engine for all of the listed AVs. Static engines are better than nothing but also fairly easy to bypass. Behavioral engines are going to be much better at detecting malicious code. Antivirus software is not a waste of money.
it is tho, if you have to be cautious about what your downloading then you prob shouldnt be downloading it anyway
@@Acooky. I mean it makes sense, common sense and good habits, however I don't expect any of it from my mom or most of my friends that have no clue about cyber security. Avast has blocked shady stuff from newspaper sites, I used to teach my mom that "green padlock" next to a website meant it was safe, but now over 80% of scam sites have it.
@@Life-Sky eh ig thats the only argument, i still think windows defender does it all for you anyway at this point
Muta : *laugh* "o p e r a"
Me, using Opera : "o."
same ;-;
i feel ashamed
I think he laughed after internet explorer tbh
He was laughing at Internet Explorer
Opera is the only browser that doesn't suck on ram nipples
@@yankis. Brave is pretty good at that, I know Muta uses it.
13:41 my man got possesed mid sentence XD
Muta today: I don't trust antivirus software
Muta tomorrow: I don't trust my eyes
Muta 3 years later: I don't trust oxygen
6:24
Do we have Ransomware Protection?
Windows: Yes
Do we have Ransomware Protection that doesn't suck?
Windows: *...*
You know when Papa Muta starts censoring, something is wrong with RUclips.
“Can’t truss it”
- Public Enemy
The problem with windows defender is that it is a cloud antivirus, it completely depends on the internet to do its job. If you get disconnected from the internet its capability to protect your computer is reduced massively, and stops blocking most malware. Antivirus like Kaspersky or bit defender are not cloud antiviruses at least in their standard editions so they have full protection offline and online.
Well if you are offline you cant download any software. So you dont need no protection offline unless you do executables.
"And this video is brought to you by myself personally."
I subbed. You make computer science really easy to understand for people who dont understand how everything works. Glad that there is someone who knows their stuff!
I love the anti-virus ad rolls that youtube has stuffed in this video
Brother, get adblock.