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I was recommended a program called VELite. It creates a disposable OS on your computer so you can install programs, even ones with known spyware or viruses, and test them out. When you are done, you do a key combination and it resets your disposable OS. You can also switch between the disposable OS and your regular OS.
Cool idea. I checked out the product’s website and it’s download.com site and was unimpressed by how many people have tried it. It must be really new or really bad. What drew my attention most was the blurb about the author:
quote:The entrepreneur of the VE technology and the VELite product and concept is an ex-hacker, who later headed the Anti-Cyber Crime and Anti-Cyber-Terror in the Israeli Defense Forces with rich experience in national surveillance systems.
Do I really want to install something from someone who was a hacker and has rich experience in national surveillance systems?
Too bad I don't have a program that acts as a disposable OS so I could try VELite. Posts: 2445 | Registered: Oct 2004
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Which are the ones that you trust--on a lower budget? It is not worth more the $50 to me because I don't do serious testing. I just like to dink around some on the computer.
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