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raven211 · Apr 12, 2010

Osaban said:

Returnil for sure (it has an AV incorporated), Shadow Defender also protects from known MBR malware, but as I mentioned new variants, even though very rare, might be effective. In the rare event that Shadow Defender was bypassed, I would restore an image of my system.
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@Returnil, does that apply to the free version as well, and then I DO NOT mean the AM functionality, but protecting the MBR. After all, without proactive detection, how will an AM ever be able to protect the MBR anyway?

Boost · Apr 12, 2010

raven211 said:

@Returnil, does that apply to the free version as well, and then I DO NOT mean the AM functionality, but protecting the MBR. After all, without proactive detection, how will an AM ever be able to protect the MBR anyway?
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Yes this is included in the free version.

Coldmoon · Apr 13, 2010

raven211 said:

@Returnil, does that apply to the free version as well, and then I DO NOT mean the AM functionality, but protecting the MBR. After all, without proactive detection, how will an AM ever be able to protect the MBR anyway?
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It is a an automatic feature of the virtualization. IOW, when you activate System Safe, the MBR is protected by default in all versions of RVS v2x and above (including the Labs version).

Mike

bman412 · Apr 13, 2010

@all

Wouldn't running with limited rights mitigate such problems?

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