Topic: [ANN][ICO] ⭐️⭐️⭐️ROMAD - NEXT GENERATION ANTI-VIRUS! WORKING PRODUCT!⭐️⭐️⭐️ - page 377. (Read 94819 times)

Quote from: EccLipSe on May 07, 2018, 06:13:58 AM

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

The team of the project Romad has no purpose to earn on its users. Our task is to offer users a truly high-quality and innovative product. Thanks to the use of blockchain technology, we introduce honesty and openness into the relationship with the user. ROMAD makes its internal information accessible. After each reflection of virus attacks on the user's computer, event data is recorded in the blockchain.

But we're not talking about the team itself Romad. And about third-party users. for example, I can distribute the license to other users and earn from the fact that these users pay for the reflection of attacks. Right?

But if it can be traced through the blockchain, then is it possible?
After all, the system is fully open to users and they can track all the details of the work of Romad.

Well, maybe you're right, and that will not make much sense. maybe it will not work.

That's why our product runs on the blockchain platform. We want users to have all the information about the details of the malware

leptoon

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Quote from: leptoon on May 07, 2018, 06:09:49 AM

Quote from: leptoon on May 07, 2018, 06:09:49 AM

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

The team of the project Romad has no purpose to earn on its users. Our task is to offer users a truly high-quality and innovative product. Thanks to the use of blockchain technology, we introduce honesty and openness into the relationship with the user. ROMAD makes its internal information accessible. After each reflection of virus attacks on the user's computer, event data is recorded in the blockchain.

But we're not talking about the team itself Romad. And about third-party users. for example, I can distribute the license to other users and earn from the fact that these users pay for the reflection of attacks. Right?

But if it can be traced through the blockchain, then is it possible?
After all, the system is fully open to users and they can track all the details of the work of Romad.

Well, maybe you're right, and that will not make much sense. maybe it will not work.

EccLipSe

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Activity: 168

Merit: 10

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

The team of the project Romad has no purpose to earn on its users. Our task is to offer users a truly high-quality and innovative product. Thanks to the use of blockchain technology, we introduce honesty and openness into the relationship with the user. ROMAD makes its internal information accessible. After each reflection of virus attacks on the user's computer, event data is recorded in the blockchain.

But we're not talking about the team itself Romad. And about third-party users. for example, I can distribute the license to other users and earn from the fact that these users pay for the reflection of attacks. Right?

But if it can be traced through the blockchain, then is it possible?
After all, the system is fully open to users and they can track all the details of the work of Romad.

leptoon

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Activity: 210

Merit: 10

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

The team of the project Romad has no purpose to earn on its users. Our task is to offer users a truly high-quality and innovative product. Thanks to the use of blockchain technology, we introduce honesty and openness into the relationship with the user. ROMAD makes its internal information accessible. After each reflection of virus attacks on the user's computer, event data is recorded in the blockchain.

But we're not talking about the team itself Romad. And about third-party users. for example, I can distribute the license to other users and earn from the fact that these users pay for the reflection of attacks. Right?

rentodev

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I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

The team of the project Romad has no purpose to earn on its users. Our task is to offer users a truly high-quality and innovative product. Thanks to the use of blockchain technology, we introduce honesty and openness into the relationship with the user. ROMAD makes its internal information accessible. After each reflection of virus attacks on the user's computer, event data is recorded in the blockchain.

leptoon

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Activity: 210

Merit: 10

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

That's what I'm talking about. Users pay for each reflected attack and this would stimulate a gain in profits. After all, the classic anti-virus works the same way. To attract interest, they spread malware by allowing users to be interested in using it.

EccLipSe

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Activity: 168

Merit: 10

Quote from: rentodev on May 07, 2018, 05:45:52 AM

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

This sounds quite logical on the one hand, because their direct earnings are based on the work of the anti-virus.

leptoon

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Activity: 210

Merit: 10

I think there is one risk. Can developers themselves distribute viruses to users of Romad so that the program works and users pay for the reflected attacks.

emontmon

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Quote from: emontmon on May 07, 2018, 05:42:26 AM

Quote from: Kheg on May 07, 2018, 05:38:35 AM

Quote from: emontmon on May 07, 2018, 05:42:26 AM

How will this software work against new virus software products?

What exactly do you mean?

Well, for example, there are many types of different classes of malicious programs. And if something new appears, then old antiviruses can not fight this threat, because they can not recognize it. How in this case will behave Romad?

That's right, for normal antiviruses, you first need to study a malicious program and only then develop a tool to detect and combat this. Romada works differently, as I understand it.

And how does it work? I would like to know the details.

That's right, the classic versions of antiviruses work exactly in this scenario. Romad will also monitor anomalies in the behavior of programs and if you notice any deviations in this, then the corresponding program will be classified as malicious.

That's great, I hope that it will really become something new in the world of anti-virus software

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Quote from: Kheg on May 07, 2018, 05:38:35 AM

Quote from: Kheg on May 07, 2018, 05:38:35 AM

How will this software work against new virus software products?

What exactly do you mean?

Well, for example, there are many types of different classes of malicious programs. And if something new appears, then old antiviruses can not fight this threat, because they can not recognize it. How in this case will behave Romad?

That's right, for normal antiviruses, you first need to study a malicious program and only then develop a tool to detect and combat this. Romada works differently, as I understand it.

And how does it work? I would like to know the details.

That's right, the classic versions of antiviruses work exactly in this scenario. Romad will also monitor anomalies in the behavior of programs and if you notice any deviations in this, then the corresponding program will be classified as malicious.

emontmon

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Activity: 196

Merit: 10

How will this software work against new virus software products?

What exactly do you mean?

Well, for example, there are many types of different classes of malicious programs. And if something new appears, then old antiviruses can not fight this threat, because they can not recognize it. How in this case will behave Romad?

That's right, for normal antiviruses, you first need to study a malicious program and only then develop a tool to detect and combat this. Romada works differently, as I understand it.

And how does it work? I would like to know the details.

Kheg

member

Activity: 196

Merit: 10

How will this software work against new virus software products?

What exactly do you mean?

Well, for example, there are many types of different classes of malicious programs. And if something new appears, then old antiviruses can not fight this threat, because they can not recognize it. How in this case will behave Romad?

That's right, for normal antiviruses, you first need to study a malicious program and only then develop a tool to detect and combat this. Romada works differently, as I understand it.

emontmon

member

Activity: 196

Merit: 10

How will this software work against new virus software products?

What exactly do you mean?

Well, for example, there are many types of different classes of malicious programs. And if something new appears, then old antiviruses can not fight this threat, because they can not recognize it. How in this case will behave Romad?

Kheg

member

Activity: 196

Merit: 10