@vrybdpkt So it would seem.
Here's a thought: if malware comes with a EULA and the user accepts... Should AV still detect it?
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@bartblaze > Only for users who also read the entire EULA =) -
@ryancmoon "I'm going to read the whole EULA for this program!" - Said nobody ever. ;-)
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@bartblaze whats your definition of malware? Unwanted behaviour? Then the answer is "no".Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@bartblaze yes, but then show a warning of bad behavior, in stead of killing/deleting right away.#awareness -
@erikremmelzwaal Might work... Not sure though.
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@Trojan7Sec That's the question indeed!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@bartblaze Malware implies it's going to do something undesired/bad. Text hidden in EULA can't make that legal. So yes AV should detect. -
@ictrecht Excellent point. Thanks for clarifying!
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