@0x47df not really, it's cross-compiling at the same endian-ness...

• Would be worse trying to build #ppc64 code on #i586...
  

IOPS is the most limiting factor tho.

• when @fuchsiii put her #wine compilation tasks into a #RamDisk, it really goes "brrrt!"...

@yura @dps910 @wboss No, just jo!

• This constellation shouldn't exist to begin with.
  • If it did exist, you should've bought Extended Security Support for it since 2019
• There's no legitimate excuse to have #TechIlliterates access said systems and being allowed to use the #Internet, save any files or even execute any code on it to begin with.
  • If you can't force the #Users to obey to simple rules, they have no business using said system.
• There is a literal zoo of #ZeroClickMalware for #Windows7 that Microsoft refuses to combat!
  • The only option I know is some "Write-Protection Driver" like the one used by #hp for their #ThinClients on #WES7 which redirect all writes to a #Ramdisk and refuses to write them on disk before shutdown / reboot!
  • But that doesn't protect against executing malicious code stealing credentials!

You shure you can't migrate the system to a #VM and/or @bunsenlabs and/or passthrough any hardware to it?

• Cuz unless you use like a "forensic write blocker" adaptor in the middle I see no chance of you winning this at all…
  • And even then: No "#Antivirus" (which as 3rd party Kernelhack is just #malware itself!) will be able to fix the fundamental flaws.
  • This includes even some like #Avast that install a #DPI component and #PacketFilter everything by acting as #MITM proxy!

@adisonverlice nodds in agreement that #VPN doesn't "#vibe" as in having * huge red flags*…

• I'm not a fan of @mullvadnet either but at least they obviously do that they can to minimize having customer data at hand in the first place.

Personally, I'd rather shove some tamper-proof box inside a rack cabinet that has all the secret keys on a non-persistent #RAMdisk so as soon as anyone "fucks with it" it'll send an alert and reboot, loosing the keys in the process.