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I've been driving myself nuts for the past couple hours trying to find the answer to that. I know that having two AV running real-time protection is defintley a bad idea, but, I was wondering about just breaking one out as solely a scanner.
Any thoughts?
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Some information I've put together regarding social engineering and how people use it to get information. I will likely expand it in the future.
***UPDATE*** This file is safe I did not rig it as a test.
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