Anti-Virus vendors & warnings
nicholas ferguson
nicholasferguson at wingarch.com
Thu Oct 2 05:10:34 PDT 2014
> If it needs forensics to find out what was blocked, then the
> av-solution is crap
My thesis is that all av-solutions are deeply flawed =)
> So only way is to do as already written in the buildinstructions and
> common sense when actually looking at the AV-solutions' reports:
> Disable monitoring for the build. Not only will that not break the
> build, but also save some cycles for actually compiling stuff instead
> of checking lots of intermediate files.
I'd love to have some easy way of detecting any AV solution. I
suspect
doing something like this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1331887/detect-antivirus-on-windows-using
-c-sharp
-
[nicholas ferguson]
That is not a solution for 2014. In the news you can read about groups of
people grabbing a ton of info from governments, companies...illegally
through some transport/internet protocols.
So major companies have strict rules that even a developer cannot touch
their anti-virus settings. Or if they try... they get dismissed.
So your solution prevents that type of developer from working with
LibreOffice.
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