[vik.sub]

Please provide conclusive evidence supporting your claim, and If need be, I'll take action accordingly.

hybrid

Online virus scanners are a mediocre form of analysis.

If It were to perform a memory acquisition and analyse the dump file thereafter for behaviour that's consistent with malicious activity, that's a different story.

file is covered by c# prot, my fault, sorry

[mothered]

I would just use a VM when you download anything here.

sure, but not this time   lazily

Do not solely rely on a VM to protect you.

Certain types of malware, can circumvent It's hardware-assisted virtualization and Infect the Host (physical) machine.

[mothered]

hybrid

Online virus scanners are a mediocre form of analysis.

If It were to perform a memory acquisition and analyse the dump file thereafter for behaviour that's consistent with malicious activity, that's a different story.

file is covered by c# prot, my fault, sorry

No problem whatsoever.

All good.

[darkninja1980]

I would just use a VM when you download anything here.

sure, but not this time   lazily

Do not solely rely on a VM to protect you.

Certain types of malware, can circumvent It's hardware-assisted virtualization and Infect the Host (physical) machine.

Oh okay is it safer than using Sandboxie over like using a normal VM?

[vik.sub]

Do not solely rely on a VM to protect you.
Certain types of malware, can circumvent It's hardware-assisted virtualization and Infect the Host (physical) machine.

Would you recommend more reliable solutions then a vm? (for malware testing)

[darkninja1980]

Do not solely rely on a VM to protect you.
Certain types of malware, can circumvent It's hardware-assisted virtualization and Infect the Host (physical) machine.

Would you recommend more reliable solutions then a vm? (for malware testing)

a good question to ask!

[mothered]

a good question to ask!  

Well, answer It.

Do not solely rely on a VM to protect you.
Certain types of malware, can circumvent It's hardware-assisted virtualization and Infect the Host (physical) machine.

Would you recommend more reliable solutions then a vm? (for malware testing)

Run the VM on a dedicated Host (physical) system, solely used for testing purposes.

Install Sandboxie In the VM and execute all applications In that environment. On the physical machine, Install Deep Freeze, hence In the event malware circumvents the virtual environment, a reboot on the Host OS will go back to It's previous state prior to the Infection. Be sure to also keep copies of VHDs. If the VM gets Infected, mount the VHD within literally 10 seconds and you're up and running again.