MSE HIPS features?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Gullible Jones, Jul 9, 2012.

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  1. Sorry for being thick, but does MSE have HIPS features? If yes, how can I enable them?
     
  2. ZeroDay

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    No MSE doesn't have hips features.
     
  3. Drat, I guess they dropped that idea completely since the Vista version of Windows Defender. Too bad. :(
     
  4. ams963

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    Nope no hips no bb no nothing. Simple, fast and free.
     
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    mse does have a behavioral detection component. it's just not user-configurable.
     
  7. RejZoR

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    Which does exactly nothing... Like avast!, i haven't seen it detect even a single piece of malware using behavioral analysis. Ever.
     
  8. ams963

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    Agree completely. :thumb:
     
  9. gery

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    i had the same doubt about it when having it on my machine . In a whole year or more i had several malware attacks to my laptop but none was reported by BSHield . All from the others . I did not renew my AIS license in April mainly because of this and other problems i had with Avast
     
  10. m0unds

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    w/mse, behavioral detection occurs transparently. when it comes across suspicious behavior, it queries MAPS and if a match is found, it receives instructions MS. if no match is found, it sends data about the activity to MS for analysis and can usually get a conviction from MAPS pretty quickly.

    avast! takes a similar approach by default, but you can actually see whether it's done anything whereas MSE doesn't actually tell you emphatically that its behavioral engine did anything.
     
  11. elapsed

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    If you've had "several malware 'attacks'" I'd be asking more questions than just what AV you're using...
     
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