Defensewall Question.

How did your test go Nikanth?

 

I think DW failed.
trojan downloader downloaded those files a.exe,b.exe,c.exe and msa.exe .But DW successfully blocked.
But that registry entry

 

temp files can be easily deleted with ccleaner dont worry or withing your browser

 

registry entry

 

you can also use the rollback feature to delete those reg entries very easy or even manually

 

as long as the actual malware is blocked it is criple nothing will happen to your system or can a reg file do damage? no way just delete the left overs with the rollback feature it is built there for removal purposes

 

Dw does not deny the writing on the memory and registry. But it isolates them.
So the infected registry entries are considered as Untrusted by DW, so they're harmless! In fact is advisable to use an AV with DW, so that it can detect and eliminate what DW isolates.
Otherwise, for expert users, you can use RollBack feature to delete bad entries.

Anyway remember that those entries are Untrusted, so they're harmless, and your computer is not infected (you can easily delete entries from Rollback feature, it is not difficult as for example clean an infected system )

Regards

 

agree kronos

 

This registry entry is not malicious. Why should I block non-malicious registry changes? This will prevent regular software like games to be installed as untrusted.

 

ok..
Great software
Ty all for ur valuable comments.
I now realised DW's working .