AppGuard 4.x 32/64 Bit - Releases

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Jryder54, Oct 29, 2013.

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  1. Peter2150

    Peter2150 Global Moderator

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    Well all I can say, .... is a very smart choice.
     
  2. Online_Sword

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    Hi,:) I have a new problem on AG.
    It seems that recently the concept "Kernel Mode Driver" becomes very popular.
    Although I know nothing about kernel mode driver, I still hope to know that, whether AG has a kernel mode driver or not.
    Thanks.
     
  3. Peter2150

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    Hi Online_Sword

    Actually you don't have any problem. The concept "Kernel Mod Driver" may be new to you, but there is nothing at all new about it. Almost all the software discussed in this forum uses Kernel Mode Drives. That's why you often get conflict using different softwares. You are safe with Appguard

    Pete
     
  4. Online_Sword

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    Hi, Pete.:)
    Thank you for your reply.
    But..."Almost all the software discussed in this forum uses Kernel Mode Drives."...Are you sure about that?
     
  5. Peter2150

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    Pretty sure, as I have work and talked with the developers of most of the software I use. Kernel mode drivers go back to XP days. Nothing new.
     
  6. Online_Sword

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    Em...well, at first I thought it was a novel technique first used by Bouncer or SmartObjectBlocker.:confused:
    I am still confused by this. I will PM you later.
     
  7. Infected

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    That's the way a read it also. Only a select few use KM.
     
  8. Peter2150

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    Guy's kernel mode drivers were around back when DiamondCS first released ProcessGuard. and it had a kernel mode driver. When I tested Kaspersky AV V6, it has kernel mode drivers. They are commonly used in most security software. When ERP first came out it was user mode, but then switched to kernel mode. Where you guys read the comment, it pertained to one piece of software.

    What is relatively new is these MiniFilter drivers. They are still kernel mode, but the difference is the old style kernel mode drivers had to have a reboot to install or uninstall. The new MiniFIlter drivers can be installed and removed with out a reboot. If you google it you can get a decent explanation from MS.

    So you can relax about Appguard, you are quite safe.

    Pete
     
  9. arran

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    where is the download link for the Enterprise version? I can't find it anywhere
     
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    yea but there's no actual download link on the blue ridge website for the enterprise version, the only download link is for the home version.
     
  12. Peter2150

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    Hi arran

    That is typical with Enterprise solutions. They want a one on one with you before you can down load. You might contact either Barb_C or sales.

    Pete
     
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    Sorry for this being off-topic from AppGuard, but slightly in line with recent conversation.

    @Online_Sword Peter is 100% correct here. Kernel-mode drivers go way back. The majority of security software out there requires kernel-mode drivers to do much of their enforcing at a low level. Anti-virus suites and other sophisticated security software such as AppGuard likely use multiple kernel-mode drivers for different functions. Kernel-mode drivers are generally loaded from C:\Windows\System32\drivers and potentially other areas. As a matter of fact, NoVirusThanks has a wonderful tool that can help you visualize and understand some of this better, it's a free tool called Kernel Mode Drivers Manager (http://www.novirusthanks.org/products/kernel-mode-drivers-manager/). This will show where these drivers are being loaded from, Publisher, the order in which they are loaded from the kernel, etc. and will also likely help show you which drivers are signed by AppGuard and so on.
     
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    I have ESET av. Should I have the Eset HIPS deactivated with Appguard running? Also, where can I see which version of Appguard I have installed?
     
  16. Peter2150

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    Not necessarily. You just need to test a bit to see if there are any conflicts, or if Appguard blocks something of Eset. To see which version of Appguard, right click on the systray icon, and then about.

    Pete
     
  17. acr1965

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    Mine just shows "Licensed Copy"
     
  18. Peter2150

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    At the very top where it says Blue Ridge Network, there isn't a number it Something like 4.2.8.1
     
  19. stackz

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    As you only have the ESET AV, you shouldn't have to do anything. It's only with ESS you need to add ekrn.exe as a power app in order for the email client integration to function in protection modes greater than install mode.
     
  20. acr1965

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    http://imgur.com/4Khip5e
     
  21. Peter2150

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    Hmm. Here is what I'd do. Make sure you are online, and uninstall. You might want to go to the program files first and copy out the file Appguardpolicy.xml. It has all your settings. Re download from the website and make sure the file version is 4.2.8.1 Reinstall and re apply your license, and see what you get.

    Pete
     
  22. marzametal

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    @hjlbx
    That's AG policy kicking in...
    Guarded Applications have only read access to System-Space. That .dat file is located in the root of C, which is System-Space. Rundll32 is in the Guarded Apps list, hence no write capabilities are provided.

    In regards to Quarri, want me to give it a shot? I am nearly ready for a backup; read this thread twice and set things up nicely. Can try and get it working before I move onto my next app. Up to you bud.
     
  23. blacknight

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    The installation file is the same both for 32 Bit and 64 Bit ?
     
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    Yes, for both architectures.
     
  25. XhenEd

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    In hypothetical (or even real) situation, can AppGuard (in Lockdown mode) protect the Host OS from a breached Guest OS? I'm talking about VM, specifically VirtualBox. :)
    If an advanced malware finds a way to bypass VM, can AG prevent the infection to the Host OS?
     
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