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Many security products classify unauthorised key generators as PUPs, although they frequently carry true malware in addition to their ostensible purpose.[58] In fact, Kammerstetter et. al. (2012)[58] estimated that as much as 55% of key generators could contain malware and that about 36% malicious key generators were not detected by antivirus software.


As a last resort, computers can be protected from malware, and the risk of infected computers disseminating trusted information can be greatly reduced by imposing an "air gap" (i.e. completely disconnecting them from all other networks) and applying enhanced controls over the entry and exit of software and data from the outside world. However, malware can still cross the air gap in some situations, not least due to the need to introduce software into the air-gapped network and can damage the availability or integrity of assets thereon. Stuxnet is an example of malware that is introduced to the target environment via a USB drive, causing damage to processes supported on the environment without the need to exfiltrate data.


The first question is whether you are really getting access denied because you don't have rights to the file or whether you are getting access denied because the antivirus software has the file locked while it slowly grinds through double scans? To find out, disable both bitdefender and malwarebytes (just turn them completely off) and try again.


Thank you for taking the time to look at my issue Greg. I've tried turning both bitdefender and malwarebytes off, but this did not seem to fix the issue. I've tried completely emptying the overwrite and re-installing FNIS. I've tried the FNIS Redirect option, but it did not seem to have any effect.


Essentially, first thing to do is disable your antivirus when doing this (could also try just adding an exclusion/exception rule). Then what I did was that I first disabled all mods in MO2, then I slowly enabled them one at a time. Everytime I enabled a mod I ran FNIS to check whether or not it was causing the error. What I learned from this was that the only fix to this issue is to simply delete ALL of the mods that FNIS might've tried interacting or reading. If you don't, then you'll still get the error. ALL MODS that have anything to do with animations NEEDS to be deleted and re-downloaded, including FNIS itself. Even skeleton mods like XPMSE (I think that's what it's called) needs to be deleted and downloaded again. If you have a mod that manages animations, then it needs to be deleted and downloaded again. You also need to get rid of all the FNIS files in the overwrite. (Or just move overwrite, then have FNIS write files, then move overwrite back and say no to all.)


Still, the apps can warn you about malware on your phone and offer you customer service when you need to deal with something nasty. At the very least, you can use a well-known program like Malwarebytes, Norton, Lookout or Bitdefender to scan your device if you think you already have malware installed.


It happened 8 times. Each time, those of us who were still there wondered if we'd get axed. Those who did often went back to their office crying to clear their things. Those who didn't breathed a sigh a relief, knowing that they still had a job... for now. Very stressful.





I survived the 8 rounds, only to find the doors closed with a chain a padlock one morning, and the officers nowhere to be seen. They left with whatever was left in the till and the creditors got the court to send the sheriff to secure the remainder of the assets.


You jest, but this terrible period is seared into my memory. 22-some years later, whenever my company invites us for a mystery meeting, I feel a pang of anxiety. My company is flush with cash, I trust it completely and I know nothing bad will happen, yet

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