You can minimize the damage caused by malware by running Windows in Linux as a virtual machine. A virtual machine's isolation helps keep you out of trouble. Here's how to do it.

Windows requires you to have all the same pre-installed drivers, components, and software that everyone else does. While that ...

Like Windows, Linux also supports VirtualBox, though the limitations of the Type-2 hypervisor become apparent once you get ...

While the Tiny Core Linux virtual machine and the coinminer can easily be well over 100 MB in size when uncompressed, the malware's developers don't really have a reason to find a way to shrink ...

Using a Virtual Machine LoudMiner uses QEMU on macOS and VirtualBox on Windows to connect to a Linux image running on a VM – more specifically, it’s a Tiny Core Linux 9.0 image configured to ...

Virtual Machines (VMs) have made it possible to run multiple Operating Systems on a single device. However, sharing VMs between Windows and Mac/Linux can be a bit bothersome. Fortunately, in this ...

Before creating a Windows virtual machine, you need to install VirtualBox on your Linux system. Most Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Fedora, and Debian, include VirtualBox in their software ...

The latest updates include new compatibility with virtual machines for Oracle Cloud (Oracle manages VirtualBox, so this kind of compatibility is essential for the software), supporting nested ...

Virtualbox on Windows 11 will be able to build x86 and x64 virtual machines, but not ARM64. Likewise, if you're on an ARM machine, like the new Copilot+ PCs, you'll need to make sure you download ...