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What is a '"Dump Expert"?
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What is a '"Dump Expert"?
David,
You, for some reason or another, left a rather important word out (directly infront of that "dump expert" blurb) which, at least to me, clarifies the whole thing. Did you simply not read that word or did you leave it out on purpose ? Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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What is a "BSOD Dump Expert"?
On 27/08/2020 12:51, R.Wieser wrote:
David, You, for some reason or another, left a rather important word out (directly infront of that "dump expert" blurb) which, at least to me, clarifies the whole thing. Did you simply not read that word or did you leave it out on purpose ? Regards, Rudy Wieser That's an "Oops" from me Rudy! I simply didn't notice the word. :-( My sincere apology. Subject corrected. What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- https://ibb.co/fnLgT8Y Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? I've read in the past that even just visiting a web page can cause infection of a Windows computer. -- Regards, David B. |
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On 27 Aug 2020, David_B wrote
(in article ): On 27/08/2020 12:51, R.Wieser wrote: David, You, for some reason or another, left a rather important word out (directly infront of that "dump expert" blurb) which, at least to me, clarifies the whole thing. Did you simply not read that word or did you leave it out on purpose ? Regards, Rudy Wieser That's an "Oops" from me Rudy! I simply didn't notice the word. :-( My sincere apology. Subject corrected. What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- https://ibb.co/fnLgT8Y Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? I've read in the past that even just visiting a web page can cause infection of a Windows computer. ooh, boy. And here we go again. Troll-boy, you know damn well that ‘just visiting a web page can cause infection of a Windows computer’, as you have deliberately and with malicious intent posted links to pages with drive-by malware downloads. Multiple people have reported this; the last time this came up you demanded, amongst other things, a list of such persons. I supplied one. You ran away. Your sole purpose with this thread is to attempt to smear people who have handed you your ass in the past. You’ve been trying to do that for a long time, and it hasn’t worked for you, but you keep trying. And, BTW... what _did_ Supernews have to say to you, arsenugget? |
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David,
What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- [snip link] Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? Two things: #1: You have "corrected" your 'discussion this please' point into something radically different. #2: You are expressing your suspicion towards certain links possibly being malicious in nature and than giving us the involved links links *not by including them into your post* (why not?), but instead by providing a shortened (and thus obsfucated) link to them - which could as easily be malicious. Yeah, the exact thing you are agitating against. If the first would not have been a (big!) red flag than the second one certainly is. Goodbye. Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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What is a '"Dump Expert"?
On 27/08/20 07:51, R.Wieser wrote:
David, You, for some reason or another, left a rather important word out (directly infront of that "dump expert" blurb) which, at least to me, clarifies the whole thing. Did you simply not read that word or did you leave it out on purpose ? Based on his past behaviour, it is quite likely that he did that on purpose. Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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On 27/08/20 08:37, Wolffan wrote:
On 27 Aug 2020, David_B wrote (in article ): On 27/08/2020 12:51, R.Wieser wrote: David, You, for some reason or another, left a rather important word out (directly infront of that "dump expert" blurb) which, at least to me, clarifies the whole thing. Did you simply not read that word or did you leave it out on purpose ? Regards, Rudy Wieser That's an "Oops" from me Rudy! I simply didn't notice the word. :-( My sincere apology. Subject corrected. What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- https://ibb.co/fnLgT8Y Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? I've read in the past that even just visiting a web page can cause infection of a Windows computer. ooh, boy. And here we go again. Troll-boy, you know damn well that ‘just visiting a web page can cause infection of a Windows computer’, as you have deliberately and with malicious intent posted links to pages with drive-by malware downloads. Multiple people have reported this; the last time this came up you demanded, amongst other things, a list of such persons. I supplied one. You ran away. Your sole purpose with this thread is to attempt to smear people who have handed you your ass in the past. You’ve been trying to do that for a long time, and it hasn’t worked for you, but you keep trying. I've asked about this, too, including the time that he posted, on a Mac newsgroup, that as the malware in question was Windows-only, it did not matter. He later seems to have tried to back away from that, including attempting to imply that he was only joking. When called directly on it, he, well, he runs away. And, BTW... what _did_ Supernews have to say to you, arsenugget? I'd be interested in the answer to that as well. He made such a big stink about contacting Supernews to file a complaint, starting several threads in at least two groups and cross-posting other threads to multiple groups, but now he's silent on the subject. One wonders why. |
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On 27/08/20 08:50, R.Wieser wrote:
David, What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- [snip link] Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? Two things: #1: You have "corrected" your 'discussion this please' point into something radically different. This has been his pattern over a long time. He starts, or joins, a thread, and then bends it into a radically different direction. #2: You are expressing your suspicion towards certain links possibly being malicious in nature and than giving us the involved links links *not by including them into your post* (why not?), but instead by providing a shortened (and thus obsfucated) link to them - which could as easily be malicious. Yeah, the exact thing you are agitating against. If the first would not have been a (big!) red flag than the second one certainly is. It is inadvisable to click on any link he posts. Goodbye. Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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In article , Panthera Tigris
wrote: Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? Two things: #1: You have "corrected" your 'discussion this please' point into something radically different. This has been his pattern over a long time. He starts, or joins, a thread, and then bends it into a radically different direction. it's always bent in the same direction: could it be hiding malware. |
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On 27/08/20 09:47, nospam wrote:
In article , Panthera Tigris wrote: Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? Two things: #1: You have "corrected" your 'discussion this please' point into something radically different. This has been his pattern over a long time. He starts, or joins, a thread, and then bends it into a radically different direction. it's always bent in the same direction: could it be hiding malware. Not quite. No matter what the original topic was, or what newsgroup it might be posted in, he often bends it towards malware and how he can find it, using tools that he, frankly, cannot use properly. Some of the time it is bent towards stalking those on his extremely lengthy enemies' list. He has attempted to dox multiple posters. The, as he put it in the subject line of one thread he started, 'Supernews Saga' was his attempt to dox Wolffan and/or to get Supernews to close his account. It appears that he was not successful in either endevour. He is not particularly intelligent. |
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On 27 Aug 2020, R.Wieser wrote
(in article ): David, What I wanted to highlight, though, were the links shown he- [snip link] Does anyone from Microsoft check such links to make sure they don't lead to a website containing a malicious payload? Two things: #1: You have "corrected" your 'discussion this please' point into something radically different. #2: You are expressing your suspicion towards certain links possibly being malicious in nature and than giving us the involved links links *not by including them into your post* (why not?), but instead by providing a shortened (and thus obsfucated) link to them - which could as easily be malicious. Yeah, the exact thing you are agitating against. That’s our David. Never, ever, click on one of his links. If the first would not have been a (big!) red flag than the second one certainly is. Goodbye. You just made it onto his naughty list. Now he’s going to have try yo stalk you. Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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What is a '"Dump Expert"?
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Thu, 27 Aug 2020 12:09:53 +0100, David_B
wrote: This fellow claims to be one! https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...ype=All&page=1 Please discuss I see a lot of good-looking stuff at the dump but it's against their rules to take it. And there's no one to pay. I'm sure I took something once, but I can't remember what it was. |
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What is a "BSOD Dump Expert"?
nospam,
it's always bent in the same direction: could it be hiding malware. And the answer to such a "could it" question is, and has always been, a simple yes. Full stop. No "no" possible. Case closed. No need to re-ask - or even ask to begin with. Ofcourse, that all changes when someone asks for the /probability/ of such a thing. Something which can, and often does change per situation and people involved. :-) Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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What is a "BSOD Dump Expert"?
In article , R.Wieser
wrote: it's always bent in the same direction: could it be hiding malware. And the answer to such a "could it" question is, and has always been, a simple yes. Full stop. No "no" possible. Case closed. No need to re-ask - or even ask to begin with. Ofcourse, that all changes when someone asks for the /probability/ of such a thing. Something which can, and often does change per situation and people involved. :-) to him, everybody has evil intent, therefore the probability of malware is 100%, even if the app has been verified to be clean by microsoft, apple, google and/or an anti-malware utility. he has repeatedly claimed that malware can not only be added to existing cd-rom discs long after their manufacture, but actually has been. just to be clear, not writeable cd-r or cd-rw, but cd-rom. he claims that any software developer who does not have a facebook and/or linkedin page is suspicious, therefore their software is malware in disguise. there are numerous other examples, but those two are among the crazier ones. |
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On 27/08/2020 22:13, nospam wrote:
In article , R.Wieser wrote: it's always bent in the same direction: could it be hiding malware. And the answer to such a "could it" question is, and has always been, a simple yes. Full stop. No "no" possible. Case closed. No need to re-ask - or even ask to begin with. Ofcourse, that all changes when someone asks for the /probability/ of such a thing. Something which can, and often does change per situation and people involved. :-) to him, everybody has evil intent, therefore the probability of malware is 100%, even if the app has been verified to be clean by microsoft, apple, google and/or an anti-malware utility. I don't know why you distort the truth. ClamXav has *NOT* been checked and verified by Apple he has repeatedly claimed that malware can not only be added to existing cd-rom discs long after their manufacture, but actually has been. just to be clear, not writeable cd-r or cd-rw, but cd-rom. I have *NEVER* claimed any such thing. he claims that any software developer who does not have a facebook and/or linkedin page is suspicious, therefore their software is malware in disguise. I'm sure many readers here will have noted that ClamXav *DOES* have a Facebook page:- https://www.facebook.com/clamxav 366 people like this 397 people follow this there are numerous other examples, but those two are among the crazier ones. Do *YOU* recommend the use of ClamXav to protect an Apple computer? |
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