View Full Version : COMODO Internet Security RC1 Released!
3xist
October 8th, 2008, 08:51 PM
Hi Guys,
I would like to announce the availability of COMODO Internet Security RC1(Release Candidate) for testing.
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Whats new in RC1?
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NEW! Windows Shell Integration: You can now scan any file/folder using windows right click menu
IMPROVED! Default Defense+ security level has been slightly elevated to defend against more threats
FIXED! CIS stucks while scanning some files
FIXED! Pausing manual scanning causes operating system to stall
FIXED! Wrong date/time of the last update is reported
FIXED! Many small visual/textual bugs
Known Issues
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- Updating from the previous BETAs does not register the shell integration library so AV needs to be reinstalled
- A number of small issues which do not affect the quality of the release exist
This product is a BETA product intended for BETA testers. Please do not use it in a production environment.
32-Bit Setup
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URL:
http://download.comodo.com/cis/download/setups/CIS_Setup_3.5.52764.414_XP_Vista_x32_RC1.exe
Size: 24.2 MB (25,409,280 bytes)
MD5: 7eeb4784c993b61ac9d0b768d00c9af1
SHA1: 3ba517da37687cf2d0ba2049ed7c69228b165e5d
64-Bit Setup
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URL:
http://download.comodo.com/cis/download/setups/CIS_Setup_3.5.52764.414_XP_Vista_x64_RC1.exe
Size: 38.9 MB (40,873,216 bytes)
MD5: 7f7e2706021967277e56879a72f5b237
SHA1: a7d9e398bc515a3b1fdf46d09d27f2db6767a572
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Pseudo
October 8th, 2008, 08:53 PM
Nice improvements. I'll probably give it another try later down the road.
HyperFlow
October 9th, 2008, 12:09 AM
-{ Quote: "NEW! Windows Shell Integration: You can now scan any file/folder using windows right click menu" }-i did the auto update and restarted my sys i have no right click ability but over all it's running very good for the last week nothing bad to report ;D
Sjoeii
October 9th, 2008, 12:35 AM
Wow that's very fast
3xist
October 9th, 2008, 12:43 AM
To get right click ability, you need to uninstall your previous beta then install the RC. :)
Kayracc
October 9th, 2008, 03:03 AM
-{ Quote: "i did the auto update and restarted my sys i have no right click ability but over all it's running very good for the last week nothing bad to report ;D" }-
Known Issues
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- Updating from the previous BETAs does not register the shell integration library so AV needs to be reinstalled
RejZoR
October 9th, 2008, 06:46 AM
I hope they'll seriously start working more on detection when it comes out.
With serous i mean constant flow of smaller updates. Because lets face it, detection is rather crappy and i don't like Defense+ all that much...
3xist
October 9th, 2008, 06:50 AM
-{ Quote: "I hope they'll seriously start working more on detection when it comes out.
With serous i mean constant flow of smaller updates. Because lets face it, detection is rather crappy and i don't like Defense+ all that much..." }-
Hi ReJzOr... Give it time to grow. :)
But remember, Comodo are focusing on LIVE MALWARE... Not 1995 malware, The ones that are live now and today, So you will see progress... Anyway, Even all anti-viruses together can't detect every malware out there. Prevention should always be your first line of Defense, Detection 2nd.
Hope you give it a chance & help improve it. :)
saberfox
October 9th, 2008, 07:15 AM
I still think this should be kept as a beta until they can raise the detection rates to at least 60%. If the final version gets released before then I can only imagine how many people are going to unknowingly put themselves at the mercy of 6% detection.
RejZoR
October 9th, 2008, 07:39 AM
-{ Quote: "Hi ReJzOr... Give it time to grow. :)
But remember, Comodo are focusing on LIVE MALWARE... Not 1995 malware, The ones that are live now and today, So you will see progress... Anyway, Even all anti-viruses together can't detect every malware out there. Prevention should always be your first line of Defense, Detection 2nd.
Hope you give it a chance & help improve it. :)" }-
Well, i've been giving them time ever since their first CAV versions.
And to be honest, with todays scale of malware releases you don't even need pre 2000 malware.
Detection is prevention. Their slogan works great in theory but not in reality.
dw2108
October 9th, 2008, 07:57 PM
-{ Quote: "Well, i've been giving them time ever since their first CAV versions.
And to be honest, with todays scale of malware releases you don't even need pre 2000 malware.
Detection is prevention. Their slogan works great in theory but not in reality." }-
Perhaps we can catch only theoretical viruses!;D
My interest in CAV 3.5 is in regards to its HIPS capabilities.
Dave
RejZoR
October 10th, 2008, 12:18 AM
HIPS is stupid. Not just Comodo's but all of them. I prefer behavior blockers.
At least they do some of the "thinking" instead just ejaculate popups like nuts (i pick that word intentionally :P ) and leave all the thinking to user.
Kayracc
October 10th, 2008, 07:16 AM
HIPS is not stupid, saying that is in fact, itself, stupid
I concur that software that makes it's own decisions is better for the majority of people, however HIPS is quite amazing when setup properly, can stop most malware dead in it's tracks
for instance, when testing CIS, i was flipping through some new malware i had received, and the icon looked like a folder, i was moving quickly and accidentally executed it thinking it was another folder
d+ grabbed it and blocking it prevented everything
while i don't mind cleaning my comp, i'd rather leave the infecting to my VM
saberfox
October 10th, 2008, 07:45 AM
-{ Quote: "HIPS is not stupid, saying that is in fact, itself, stupid
I concur that software that makes it's own decisions is better for the majority of people, however HIPS is quite amazing when setup properly, can stop most malware dead in it's tracks" }-
HIPS don't stop malware. In fact it doesn't even know what malware is. It's the user who stop the malware.
HIPS is fine if you're after something that leaves the job of stopping malware up to you. If you want something that stops malware, however, it's stupid.
RejZoR
October 10th, 2008, 08:34 AM
Besides, "Installation mode" kinda defeats its purpose. Either you get 500 popups or you get 500 files in the checking queue. Either way you have to make 500 decisions. Thats just useless.
doktornotor
October 10th, 2008, 08:54 AM
-{ Quote: "Besides, "Installation mode" kinda defeats its purpose. Either you get 500 popups or you get 500 files in the checking queue. Either way you have to make 500 decisions. Thats just useless." }-
The "installation mode" implementation in the application that behaves as described above must be rather sucky, to say at least... Care to be more specific which one you are talking about? ;)
aigle
October 17th, 2008, 02:06 AM
Anyone using it?
I tried and installed it so many times even on a fresh system. Runs OK but I noticed two things.
1- Constant disk activity that does not stop even if i disable real time AV and memory scans.
2- CFP GUI and tray icons gets stuch while changing status of defence plus.'
I am going back to beta. Also it,s not light, even when i disable the AV, my system is a bit slow and less responsive than while using OA free v3. I wish they give attention to this fact.
3xist
October 17th, 2008, 06:00 AM
-{ Quote: "Anyone using it?
I tried and installed it so many times even on a fresh system. Runs OK but I noticed two things.
1- Constant disk activity that does not stop even if i disable real time AV and memory scans.
2- CFP GUI and tray icons gets stuch while changing status of defence plus.'
I am going back to beta. Also it,s not light, even when i disable the AV, my system is a bit slow and less responsive than while using OA free v3. I wish they give attention to this fact." }-
Hmmm currently using 6MB all up on my system.
aigle
October 17th, 2008, 06:14 AM
That,s good. On my system, no problem of MBs, but it will stuck and there is constant HD activity. Beta is running so smooth BTW.
3xist
October 17th, 2008, 04:19 PM
Ahh okay. Well RC2 is out very soon!
3xist
October 17th, 2008, 10:47 PM
RC2 is out:
Whats New in RC2?
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FIXED! BSOD when virtual drives with mounted Windows Image(*.wim) files browsed
FIXED! Firewall rarely detects the wrong application
FIXED! Right Click Scanner does not detect malware
FIXED! Right Click Scanner hangs while scanning empty folders
FIXED! Manual scanner does not detect malware if an old configuration is imported and used
FIXED! Logging does not work under some non-english operating systems
We have also fixed many small bugs in this release.
Known Issues:
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- Automatic updating before manual scanning is inactive
- AV scanner might stop functioning when certain files are scanned
This product is a BETA product intended for BETA testers. Please do not use it in a production environment.
32-bit Setup
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URL: http://download.comodo.com/cis/download/setups/CIS_Setup_3.5.53518.419_XP_Vista_x32_RC2.exe
Size: 24.3 MB (25,502,464 bytes)
MD5: 8ecbb373074b5ec4f6fbbe3f12364214
SHA1: 128f804b5d395a6d1a49452e2491b8e5ec6b8639
64-bit Setup
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URLS: http://download.comodo.com/cis/download/setups/CIS_Setup_3.5.53518.419_XP_Vista_x64_RC2.exe
Size: 39.6 MB (41,591,552 bytes)
MD5: 3eef8a341be45f3efaeca4dd77839bd9
SHA1: 8c9f67b4acd73b85dfefb1232083def7e2645e9b
aigle
October 18th, 2008, 02:19 AM
Ok, will try it now and will see how it goes. I wish they could make it more light. My system is a bit more snappier with OA free.
Farmand
October 18th, 2008, 02:15 PM
-{ Quote: "Ok, will try it now and will see how it goes. I wish they could make it more light. My system is a bit more snappier with OA free." }-
What do you mean but "more light"..? Its uses like 5-10mb to run.. On my machine that is.
oliverjia
October 18th, 2008, 07:49 PM
OK I don't know I am bring up an off topic question here: regarding the defense+ function, isn't the similar function already been realized in an much older firewall called BlackICE PC protection? Rather annoying if you ask me since it just intercept every step of your legit operation and ask you what to do. I know you can make it silent when you install a program but still I feel that's troublesome.
aigle
October 18th, 2008, 08:07 PM
I don,t see the memory. I just see how much time different application take to be launched. llike my browsers, open office etc.
The more time they take to open, the more heavy is the HIPS as every thing is filtered through the HIPS befoire execution.
3xist
October 18th, 2008, 10:22 PM
There are less pop ups in CIS 3.5x then CFP 3.0x due to the D+ & Firewall fixes & improvements.
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