A russian file labeled as a trojan? It must be perfectly safe. Or at least you’ll learn a valuable lesson.
this post was submitted on 04 Sep 2023
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This is clearly a trap. This hook is so shiny. Any idiot would know this. But I really want the bait! One bite won't hurt
Are russian files more likely to be malicious? I'm curious.
In the past (I.e. 90s to 2000), very yes. Nowadays I don’t know, but with the war and the spying stuff, I would still avoid such sources.
This reads the same as "hi, my friend saw my {dating app} date's photo up at the post office with the note that they were wanted for the murder of 16 different {my demographic}. Should I still go on a date with them to that remote cabin in the woods?"
From a .RU site no less...
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