View Full Version : Execution Protection , one more time
sflag
February 27th, 2002, 08:07 AM
* Hello *,
* I *am a new user of TDS3 and I have some very basic questions to you :
* 1) When I check "install / execution protection" I must close or minimize TDS3 to continue protected by Ex.Pro ?
* 2) After a reboot , unless I have checked " start with Windows " , I will have again to "install/ex.pro" , isn't *it?
* 3)With " Ex. Pro." installed *I have a kind of on-access *program(resident) . If I also have installed other AT , with different approach regarding detection of trojans *( BOClean , TrojanHunter or PestPatrol ) , I will *have conflicts running both of them resident ?
* * * * * * Thank *you *,
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Paul Wilders
February 27th, 2002, 08:59 AM
Hi sflag,
{QUOTE-> 1) When I check "install / execution protection" I must close or minimize TDS3 to continue protected by Ex.Pro ? <-QUOTE}
Closing TDS will close the software, and thus execution protection. If minimized: correct.
{QUOTE-> 2) After a reboot , unless I have checked " start with Windows " , I will have again to "install/ex.pro" , isn't *it? <-QUOTE}
No. execution protection will be kept installed. When using TDS as an on demand scanner (that's what you describe) you can easily check this by starting up TDS manually, and have a look at the GUI from TDS.
{QUOTE-> 3)With " Ex. Pro." installed *I have a kind of on-access *program(resident) . <-QUOTE}
If TDS is configured to start from boot: correct.
{QUOTE-> If I also have installed other AT , with different approach regarding detection of trojans *( BOClean , TrojanHunter or PestPatrol ) , I will *have conflicts running both of them resident ? <-QUOTE}
In general, it is not recommended to run two ATs resident to avoid conflicts - and there's no need to do so neither. PestPatrol has no resident running capacities, *BOClean will act as soon as a trojan(server) tries to activate in memory, and as forTrojanHunter, it's the Guard part that's relevant. *Personally, I would recommend running TDS resident, and others on demand.
regards.
paul
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sflag
February 27th, 2002, 12:08 PM
* Hello , Paul
* In *summary *: *install Ex.Pro. > check to start from boot >
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *always minimize TDS3's GUI * = *Execution
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *Protection will ever be running on-access *
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* * * * * * * * * * * * * *with TDS3 's *logo *appearing .
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* * *Thank *you again ,
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UNICRON
February 27th, 2002, 03:24 PM
TDS-3 does not need to be started from boot for execute protection to be used, but execute protection won't be on until you start TDS-3.
I shut down TDS-3 and start it back up again often, and execute protection always comes back on.
I run NOD32 with its resident scanner AMON alond side TDS-3's execute protection with no problems.
I will add that using a plethora of anti-malware programs at once quite often causes more problems than it solves.
Paul Wilders
February 27th, 2002, 05:59 PM
UNICRON,
{QUOTE-> TDS-3 does not need to be started from boot for execute protection to be used, but execute protection won't be on until you start TDS-3. <-QUOTE}
Just wondering: in case TDS isn't started from boot, wouldn't there be a possibility payloaded malware being executed? If so, starting TDS up on demand would in effect be too late.
Thoughts?
regards.
paul
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UNICRON
February 27th, 2002, 07:09 PM
Yes Paul, since TDS-3MUST be running for execute protection to be running, booting with out TDS-3 means you are without this protection. But, if you then start TDS-3 afterwards, execute protection is started.
I just don't want anyone to think you have to restart your machine to get execute protection on if you had to close TDS-3 for any reason.
Paul Wilders
February 27th, 2002, 07:26 PM
Thanks!
regards.
paul
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