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    PCMag.com Best Free Antivirus Software

    Mmm... sure
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 21, 2011 in forum: other anti-virus software
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    Can malware run outside of itself?

    Yes... i.e. through dll injection
    Post by: ekerazha, Jun 13, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
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    Blackday trojan versus HIPS

    I open a "Blackday trojan versus HIPS" thread page and I read off-topic garbage. Really, this is the "Blackday trojan versus HIPS" thread....
    Post by: ekerazha, May 10, 2011 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    What is a good free security software suite?

    Super HIPS + Mega Firewall + Hyper Antivirus + Ultra Anti-Malware + Giant Sandbox Pro + Extra Anti-Spyware Premium ;D Ahaha... I'm joking......
    Post by: ekerazha, May 9, 2011 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    What is your security setup these days?

    Not really. Avira free lacks behavioral based protection, but you have the Defense+ component of Comodo.
    Post by: ekerazha, Oct 21, 2010 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    What is your security setup these days?

    Avira AntiVir Personal 10 (free) COMODO Firewall 5 (free) Great combo.
    Post by: ekerazha, Oct 14, 2010 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Disk Director creates malformed partitions

    If I create some partitions through Disk Director 10 and then I restore my hard disk through the Recovery CD bundled with my PC, the software of...
    Thread by: ekerazha, Apr 17, 2006, 1 replies, in forum: Acronis Disk Director Suite
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    Support for more filesystems

    This is more a suggestion... could the next version of Disk Director support more filesystems? Example: UFS/UFS2 -> Solaris, BSD ZFS ->...
    Thread by: ekerazha, Apr 7, 2006, 1 replies, in forum: Acronis Disk Director Suite
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    Which personal firewalls would you like to see tested ?

    Ohh... but this isn't only my opinion... this is the opinion of most people :)
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Which personal firewalls would you like to see tested ?

    So you should not make differences between things detected by "proactive modules" and "not proactive" modules ;) That "0.5 points instead of 1.0"...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Which personal firewalls would you like to see tested ?

    This is not the point. The point is that you are confusing "firewalls" and "application firewalls" (look at this other reply:...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Leaktests: Should they be considered in selecting a Firewall?

    They are not "bypassed". That is the normal job of a firewall. A firewall doesn't have to handle application-specific traffic. They have global...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Leaktests: Should they be considered in selecting a Firewall?

    This is a wrong approach imo. A firewall should be a firewall not an "application handler" or a "leaktest handler". It doesn't have to "catch...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Leaktests: Should they be considered in selecting a Firewall?

    I agree with kareldjag. A firewall is a firewall. As I've already said in another thread: "a firewall should open/close ports for...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Which personal firewalls would you like to see tested ?

    @gkweb IMHO you have an obsolete conception. I don't know what could make you think this. We can easily lead this to a specific choice: trust...
    Post by: ekerazha, Mar 12, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    ZFS support for OS Selector

    From the FAQs I read: So maybe OS Selector will support ZFS when Grub will support it :-\
    Post by: ekerazha, Feb 7, 2006 in forum: Acronis Disk Director Suite
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    ZFS support for OS Selector

    OS Selector/Disk Director doesn't currently support ZFS (Zettabyte File System), the new Sun Solaris/OpenSolaris filesystem. I hope OS Selector...
    Thread by: ekerazha, Feb 7, 2006, 2 replies, in forum: Acronis Disk Director Suite
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    NOD32 False Positives

    Sure... the fact is that many packers use cryptographic ruotines. The issue is not simple like you making it to appear... like i've already said,...
    Post by: ekerazha, Sep 12, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    NOD32 False Positives

    I'm came back from my holidays...... Marcos?
    Post by: ekerazha, Aug 12, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    BlackIce or Tiny

    BlackICE is and IDS (Intrusion Detection System). Its Application Firewalling capabilities are for minimal purposes only.
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: other firewalls
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    NOD32 False Positives

    Of course... *not* ALL the packed executables... BUT the encrypted executables it can't unpack ;) So Marcos... what do you think?
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    NOD32 False Positives

    You haven't understood. NOD32 seems to unpack some popular packers (less than what Kaspersky or McAfee do, anyway). NOD32 heuristic capabilities...
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    NOD32 False Positives

    So why it doensn't unpack my executable to see that the are NO viruses? :-\
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    NOD32 False Positives

    The problem isn't the cryptography... NOD is an antivirus not an anti-cryptography. For me the problem is that some viruses use packing to hide...
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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    NOD32 False Positives

    The solution can be to have unpacking routines (like KAV), and not to grab all the packed executables under the "super denomination" of...
    Post by: ekerazha, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: NOD32 version 2 Forum
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