Virtual Box security concerns

[firenice03]

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So, what is the conclusion? That tools, even if considered toys, should be used with proper awareness?
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Do both tools and toys come with safety warnings? Appropriate age usage (toys ages 8-11)?[/size]
[size=1em]YES... I wouldn't let an 5 yr old play a game for an adult (i.e. MA rating) or "use" a hammer... [/size]
[size=1em]Just as a hammer can hang a picture or build a house - some skill and knowledge involved. But can anyone make use of the tool SURE... [/size]

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Contrary to what title of the thread could perhaps suggest these places around, I did not - due to lack of capability - point out any technical flaw of the Virtual Box. I am not a tech guy. I rather focus on sociological, logistical and methodological approach to certain tasks. First faulty link in operating any piece of machinery, is user, to be understood. There are no bulletproof solutions. But raising the awareness, could help.
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[size=1em]Referencing Virtual Box as the culprit.. Virtual Box is the manufacture, virtualization is the tool..   formatting like --  i.e. technical flaw of virtualization.. [/size]
[size=1em]Craftsman is a maker of tools - Hammer is a tool... Though realistically its not the virtualization its the installer of the OS in your post. The user of the tools...[/size]
[size=1em]User is using the hammer correctly, just using the wrong nails...[/size]
[size=1em]Virtualization the hammer --- the OS the nails[/size]


[size=1em]Every OS has a life span, where it no longer receives updates. These dates are published and usually "in your face" or easily found. Its up to the user to know this..[/size]
[size=1em]Milk has an expiration, just because its in your fridge.. is it still safe???  Just like an OS, the closer to the expiration the better your chances, at some point nobody's gonna drink it.  [/size]

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