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This forum thread discusses a Windows 7 exploit, with the original poster sharing a link that is later confirmed to be inactive. Participants exchange remarks about the exploit's limited practicality, noting it requires physical access and cannot be performed remotely, making it unlikely to pose a significant threat. The overall sentiment suggests skepticism about the exploit's real-world relevance and a lighthearted tone among users.
This forum thread discusses a Windows 7 exploit, with the original poster sharing a link that is later confirmed to be inactive. Participants exchange remarks about the exploit's limited practicality, noting it requires physical access and cannot be performed remotely, making it unlikely to pose a significant threat. The overall sentiment suggests skepticism about the exploit's real-world relevance and a lighthearted tone among users.
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Camride
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This only works for a Windows 7 machine running in a VM? And once the VM is rebooted the exploit is lost? And they have to have physical access to the host machine to do it (can't be run remotely)?
Who cares? That's a very unlikely scenario to play out anywhere. Plus if the attacker has physical access to the host machine there are larger problems in play.
I'm not exactly worried about this one.
Who cares? That's a very unlikely scenario to play out anywhere. Plus if the attacker has physical access to the host machine there are larger problems in play.
I'm not exactly worried about this one.
Allready posted Link Removed
And strangely you replied to it 3 days ago
I did ! Doh ! Me bad sorry
Added to your rep for pointing out that silly me
Hey if I was not happily married
You rock ennit ?
Added to your rep you should be up in the thousands by now
If I was not happily married then I would be Unhappily Married
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