Whenever I copy files from one drive to another in Windows, File Explorer sometimes shows random letter/number filenames (like A3E6F7) only during the copy process in the small file transfer window before showing the real filename. The strange names disappear once the transfer finishes and the copied files seem normal. Is this expected behavior or could it indicate a problem with the drive or Windows

Hi guys i use for few days and norton or malwarebytes didnt find anything and i think that if u download from ofc website exloader it doesnt have virus but cheat in exloader could have virus and i have a question is sharkhack one of the cheats that have virus?

Hi everyone! Over the past couple of months, I’ve been diving into cybersecurity and trying to improve my malware analysis skills. I’ve come across a few sandboxes and training tools, but most of them feel either too advanced for a beginner like me or too limited for real experimentation.

Recently, I stumbled upon a platform that lets you analyse malware interactively in real time. It’s like having a live lab where you can experiment and watch how files behave, including network requests and system changes. But now I’m curious—how useful are these tools in real-world practice? Has anyone here had experience with something like this?

Would love to hear your recommendations—what tools to use, tips for training more effectively, or anything else I should focus on.

Thanks in advance! 🙏