VoodooShield/Cyberlock

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by CloneRanger, Dec 7, 2011.

  1. _CyberGhosT_

    _CyberGhosT_ Registered Member

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    lol :p +1
     
  2. J_L

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    Right, even if VoodooShield could have prevented it, I'll take less daily stress / time wasted over winning the malware lottery grand prize.

    P.S. My setup is far from weak without VoodooShield. And I'll need it even less after Windows Defender Exploit Guard and Controlled Folder Access are released.

    *Not to diss those who use VS, but like I said: It's not for everyone. Nor is it (or any other software) the holy grail.
     
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  3. Behold Eck

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    Actually VS would have alerted to the attack as it entered the system via usb stick.

    It was software installed on a computer that integrated with the software used by the hardware.

    Regards Eck:)
     
  4. gorblimey

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    I did have a conversation with Dan about protecting IoT systems, VS would be perfect if the system had room (sufficient ROM/RAM) for it :) Stuxnet was (is?) a perfect horrible example of what we will be looking at.
     
  5. Behold Eck

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    Stuxnet is! As it has escaped the environs of Iran and is out in the wild.

    Only a problem though for people with atomic facilities to worry about.

    Regards Eck:)
     
  6. itman

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    All kinds of research facilities use centrifuges including NASA. They also exist in medical environments.
     
  7. gorblimey

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    Yeah, but NASA's clever enough to not let USBs be stuck in their boxes, yes? And besides, they already have VS, yes?

    Dunno 'bout hospitals but, especially in Melbourne :p
     
  8. Tinstaafl

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    If you don't need VoodooShield, just uninstall it and quietly leave, no announcements necessary. :blink:
     
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    +1
     
  10. Behold Eck

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    They`re only as clever as their stupidest employee but you`d think they would disable usb at least.

    How true.

    Regards Eck:)
     
  11. J_L

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    I was actually discussing VS, unlike your unnecessary blanket remark here. Sorry, but you don't really have a say to command us, unlike Dan or forum staff.

    VoodooShield is a great product for its purposes. That is to lockdown a computer. But that works best on static systems if you don't want to often devote some time and effort in maintaining it.

    *Summarized and out.
     
  12. SSherjj

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    I am just catching up with all of this... I have installed VS 4.03b. I also had to re-register again. Can someone direct me to the latest VS version? Update check in VS Setting is frozen and won't do a thing. Is that strange or not?o_O
    EDITED: Nevermind I found it..
     
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  13. SSherjj

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    So far VS 4.05b is running smoothly ... :isay:
     
  14. Triple Helix

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    So far I haven't tried v4 so I'm still waiting a little longer to try v4. 3.59 is working so well......
     
  15. SSherjj

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    Yes I wish I had waited...but I'll see how it goes.
     
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    Agreed, it is the prudent thing to do, but that's where I fail, that and patience lol :p
     
  17. Tinstaafl

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    Well whatever. I didn't call you out by name, but you did to me. So here it is. You claim that you were "discussing" VoodooShield, but anyone can see that with your previous few posts, that you were bashing the product, and saying goodbye.

    Since you are neither Dan, or the forum staff, you have no right to slam me for expressing an opinion here. Focus on the topic, OK?
     
  18. SSherjj

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    :thumb::)
     
  19. Tinstaafl

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    Well said ...
     
  20. Behold Eck

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    V3.59 working flawlessly on a couple of systems here.

    Regards Eck:)
     
  21. SSherjj

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    I need to revert back to VS 3.59...it's not running smoothly in v4.05b..ugh!

    I am getting multiple & repeated notifications of a potential exploit being blocked as @Baldrick has described.
     
  22. Triple Helix

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    :D
     
  23. SSherjj

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    I have reverted back to v3.59. There's not as many bells and whistles after running v4.05b...but at least I stopped the popups!:)
     
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    The same here... very chatty. Several and repeated pop-ups from 4.05b.
     
  25. SSherjj

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    What a shame..I guess we will have to wait for a more solid Beta that isn't so "chatty".:isay:
     
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