MBRguard

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by renegade08, Apr 12, 2010.

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  1. renegade08

    renegade08 Registered Member

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    I think that this tool deserves separate thread.
    Courtesy to Boost. Thanks for the find.
     

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  2. doktornotor

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    Well... LOL. Reminds me; these oooold Pentium and such boxes which I have laying around and occasionally recycle them for a Linux/BSD-based router have MBR record protection included in BIOS. :D Is this no longer the case w/ most motherboards out there?

    Oh, BTW - here's a command-line based backup tool for you MBR :D You only need the first 512 bytes backed up, fits about everywhere. :p
     
  3. jmonge

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    it will be integrated in our appguard application;)
     
  4. Brocke

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    i hope so :thumb:
     
  5. Lebowsky

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    I am very curious about this application myself, but am clueless how to test it.
    Will this MBR guard be able to stop rootkits from writing to the mbr?
     
  6. raven211

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    Well it would be pretty big failure if it didn't right? :D
     
  7. doktornotor

    doktornotor Registered Member

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    Well... if you mean testing like whether it does anything, then make a backup (hint above) and try to zero out the MBR or whatever. :D
     
  8. Kees1958

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    I installed it on a friend's PC together with ComodoTimeMachine, because he runs Admin. MBRGUARD + CMT + Download Registry Tweak + Chrome + TrusteerRapport seems to work quite well on his rig (only Hitman Pro on demand right click context scan).
     
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    Supported operating systems:
    Windows XP SP2/SP3 32-bit
    Windows Vista SP0/SP1 32-bit
    Windows 7, 32-bit
     
  10. Victek

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    Interesting that Comodo Time Machine would work with MBRguard installed. I thought CTM needs to modify the MBR...
     
  11. guest

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    You can use it after the install ctm
    But i think dont need, CTM has MBR protection ability
    I tested many killdisk virus with it, CTP protect hdd from all attack
     
  12. raven211

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    Oh right, does anybody know when CTM will be implemented in their IS suite?
     
  13. Kees1958

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    Guest,

    Thx for testing, I did not know CTM had this. I remembered there were some MBR vulnabilities with one of the boot to restore providers in the past (at least two years ago). That is why I tried whether MBRGuard worked in combo with CTM (just as a second protection).

    Less is more, :thumb:

    Regards Kees
     
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