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on VPN to get cheaper Deezer · c/piracy · 1 pts · 2y

I'm seeing there are various systems you can get into to pay.

First try to get a Residential Proxy, second there are various prepaid cards like Prex or payment systems like mercadopago (Brazilian company as I researched). Or search resellers.

So any script kiddie can disable windows defender inside a PC with good group policies?. Defender I prefer it hardened, that a freeware antivirus. If you really are considering a security, setup Wazuh with sysmon alerta. A PC/instance with 2gb/vcpu for 3 agents is OK.

Maybe you can run X process AS other user with less privileges than SYSTEM.

on meme, and reality. · c/piracy · 6 pts · 2y

No problem my friend, I will count on this for the next time. Thanks for making me notice.

on meme, and reality. · c/piracy · 4 pts · 2y

You are correct I didn't make the meme, I'm looking for the technical background .

on meme, and reality. · c/piracy · 24 pts · 2y

Hey Sabee363, I didn't make the meme. I'm diging into this technologies because im paying for my grandma and last night I started remembering this topic, I'mhighly addictive to low level technology and I like to play with systems.

Partner, sorry if I don't transcribed. Have a nice day/evening/night.

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Yes and No. You should be able to set some GroupPolicies, and execute games by that type of policies like Application Guard. (Search GPO).

Application Guard is a security feature that isolates untrusted applications in a separate container, so if an attacker does manage to exploit a vulnerability, they’ll be contained and prevented from doing any further damage.

Yes you can and its super easy. Setup your conection through HTTPS block your port only locally, buy a 1$ domain and install cloudflared tunnel. (Cloudflare configures your own TLS.)

You should disable the instance, or try to modify some parameters so you have to connect via some login or password.