New Antiexecutable: NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

@novirusthanks: Thanks for the reply. 3 re-activation per 30 days is enough...
About Stuxnet waiting for the result. I am almost sure it will able to block the executable. It will be interesting to see if it can block .lnk files or not. In that case my request will be to add a feature for .lnk exploit and autorun.inf exploit.

 

also usb protection in real time

 

i love the idea of this program i bet it can work good alone side with antivirus

 

also it will be a good idea to have if there is not a self program defense againts termination or manipulation of the program or to protect other program to be terminated

 

Yeh..!! Good point...

 

yeap

 

Smooth install, running very light so far.
A nice non-confusing GUI.

 

A little suggestion,

Change the text in mouse hover pop-up

Enabled: True

to

Real time protection enabled


Similarly in the GUI


Under protection status,

real Time Protection True


to
Real Time Protection Enabled



enabled is just a less techie word than True.

 

Also add an option to delete Events log after a certain time.

 

Is there a reason not to check for SHA-1 instead, rather than MD5?

 

It takes a bit longer to compute SHA-1 than it does for MD-5.

 

@sg09:

Yes, it can block .LNK files since the .LNK will call the executable, it will be monitored and user can allow/block the execution of the executable file.
EXE Radar monitors also executables that are started from autorun.inf of USBs/CD-ROMs/etc. Every unknown executable that try to run is monitored.

Will be added in next version.

It will be changed.

@jmonge:

Sure, we already planned to add self-protection in next version.

@m00nbl00d:

As said by bellgamin, it takes a bit longer to compute SHA-1 than it does for MD-5.

 

"Block and Delete File" does not seem to be working. I copied a random installation file from MajorGeeks to my desktop (Xinorbis 6.0.11). I attempted to execute the process (to install program) and the EXE Radar Pro dialog appeared. I selected "Block and Delete File". The process was blocked but the executable remains on my desktop.

I also noticed that Firefox.exe wasn't added to my whitelist even though the process was running when I first set up the whitelist. I am running Windows XP Pro/SP3.

 

Does it check for updates automatically at startup? if not please add this functionality. Also allow checking updates via proxy with authentication.

Add an option to set gaming mode from right click menu of the tray icon.

 

Same here process blocked but executable remains.

 

report to the developer he can fix this isue

 

Email sent.

 

If course, if you answer incorrectly and put a process on the whitelist which shouldn't be whitelisted, you're in big trouble.

 

ofcourse this aproach is not for novices but for advance users in your hand can be very usefull tool to stop malware in real time

 

Perhaps. Selecting the right programs to whitelist is not trivial, even for advanced users.

 

SpyShelter Premium is 14 day trial version

 

News to me. Probably was changed recently, it wasn't always like that for 64-bit version.

 

@Thankful:

Thank you for reporting this problem, I will take a look at it in the next hours and will let you know more details about it. If possible browse the installation folder of EXE Radar (by default it should be on C:\Program Files\NoVirusThanks\EXE Radar Pro\) and if there is present the file "Errors.txt" send it to our email (info@novirusthanks.org).

Have you checked if the process "C:\path\to\firefox.exe" is in the Whitelist tab ?

If you were referencing to the initial dialog:

http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/1576/exeradar1.jpg

If you click on "OK" it will add to Whitelist all protected system processes, for example:

C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe
C:\WINDOWS\system32\csrss.exe
C:\WINDOWS\system32\winlogon.exe
C:\WINDOWS\system32\smss.exe
[...]

If you want to add all running processes to the Whitelist, select the "Processes" tab and right-click on "White List All Processes":

http://img808.imageshack.us/img808/783/exeradar2.jpg

EXE Radar is useful to monitor unknown processes and to block malware processes from running, but it can also be used by system administrators to prevent the execution of specific known executables, can be used to play games without having to exit the game if a new process is started (Gaming Mode), it can secure a system used as web server (by blocking any unknown process, for example an hacker that compromised a website with a php shell and want to execute its own trojan or bot, can be blocked), etc