Your AI assistants in Windows 11 could be giving hackers your files
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Microsoft warns that new AI agents, which access your Documents and Desktop, introduce novel security risks like Xpia.
  • Lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    2 days ago

    I haven’t ever used a VM though, will I have to set it up every time, or can I save the VM and start it up whenever I want to?

    It’s just like a physical machine, except launched in a window from your desktop (or wherever you put the VM launcher). And yes, if you set it up correctly, it saves its state when it shuts down.

    I use virt-manager, which is just a GUI on top of KVM/qcow. Works really well. It’s available for pretty much every Linux distro.