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WinRAR security flaw ignores Windows Mark of the Web security warnings
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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2025
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7z is far superior. It's does rar
STOP USING WINRAR PEOPLE
I like the interface of WinRAR more (just a matter of habit).
I even have a license for WinRAR that I bought 15 years ago.
good on you, for buying a copy.
People is stuck on winrar by nostalgia
I would miss having decide whether to buy it every time I open it.