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OPSEC question - manganeses711732 - 07-09-2020
Hey everyone,
when I'm on my vm browsing on seemingly malicious websites, my host norton detects f.i. a malware attack.
But how is this possible? Doesnt that mean that my host pc gets infected via the vm? Im somewhat confused an hope that someone can explain whats going on.
I would greatly appreciate it.
Best Regards,
Kost
RE: OPSEC question - timotheawoxxd - 07-10-2020
Are you saying that Norton Is Installed on the Host (physical machine) and It detects the activity performed on the Guest (VM), on each and every malicious website visited?
RE: OPSEC question - alydapgxmzqn - 07-10-2020
:blush:
Quote: (07-10-2020, 05:06 AM)mothered Wrote:Yes thats what I mean[To see links please register here]
Are you saying that Norton Is Installed on the Host (physical machine) and It detects the activity performed on the Guest (VM), on each and every malicious website visited?
RE: OPSEC question - weisbart276 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 11:33 AM)Kostolany Wrote:Have you configured a Bridged or NAT connection from Host to Guest?[To see links please register here]
:blush:
Quote: (07-10-2020, 05:06 AM)mothered Wrote:Yes thats what I mean[To see links please register here]
Are you saying that Norton Is Installed on the Host (physical machine) and It detects the activity performed on the Guest (VM), on each and every malicious website visited?
RE: OPSEC question - gwalior650 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 12:18 PM)mothered Wrote:I really dont know to be honest[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 11:33 AM)Kostolany Wrote:Have you configured a Bridged or NAT connection from Host to Guest?[To see links please register here]
:blush:
Quote: (07-10-2020, 05:06 AM)mothered Wrote:Yes thats what I mean[To see links please register here]
Are you saying that Norton Is Installed on the Host (physical machine) and It detects the activity performed on the Guest (VM), on each and every malicious website visited?
RE: OPSEC question - norelncywl - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 04:36 PM)Kostolany Wrote:VirtualBox.[To see links please register here]
Im running win 10 on oracle vm
Go Into "Settings", and select the "Adapter" tab that's connected to your Host NIC. Under that, you'll see "Attached to", which will be Bridged, NAT or Host-only. Please provide the connection type.
RE: OPSEC question - briery294355 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 04:36 PM)mothered Wrote:[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 01:48 PM)Kostolany Wrote:What type of VM are you running?[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 12:18 PM)mothered Wrote:I really dont know to be honest[To see links please register here]
Have you configured a Bridged or NAT connection from Host to Guest?
Im running win 10 on oracle vm
RE: OPSEC question - lipodystrophy608848 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 04:45 PM)mothered Wrote:It is attached to NAT[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 04:36 PM)Kostolany Wrote:VirtualBox.[To see links please register here]
Im running win 10 on oracle vm
Go Into "Settings", and select the "Adapter" tab that's connected to your Host NIC. Under that, you'll see "Attached to", which will be Bridged, NAT or Host-only. Please provide the connection type.
RE: OPSEC question - hectic75027 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 01:48 PM)Kostolany Wrote:What type of VM are you running?[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 12:18 PM)mothered Wrote:I really dont know to be honest[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 11:33 AM)Kostolany Wrote:Have you configured a Bridged or NAT connection from Host to Guest?[To see links please register here]
:blush: Yes thats what I mean
RE: OPSEC question - terminator479 - 07-10-2020
Quote:(07-10-2020, 04:47 PM)Kostolany Wrote:Switch (or create another virtual adapter) to "Bridged Adapter" and see If you're still experiencing the same Issue.[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 04:45 PM)mothered Wrote:It is attached to NAT[To see links please register here]
Quote: (07-10-2020, 04:36 PM)Kostolany Wrote:VirtualBox.[To see links please register here]
Im running win 10 on oracle vm
Go Into "Settings", and select the "Adapter" tab that's connected to your Host NIC. Under that, you'll see "Attached to", which will be Bridged, NAT or Host-only. Please provide the connection type.
A VM Is an Isolated environment from the Host, so It doesn't make sense why your AV on the physical machine Is detecting activity In the virtual machine.