Comodo Defense+

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Doco, Apr 13, 2011.

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  1. Doco

    Doco Registered Member

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    If I installed Comodo Internet Security on a clean PC. Would having Defense+ alone be enough to protect against treats assuming the settings were blocking all unknowns files?
     
  2. J_L

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    I suppose it is, but it's always a good idea to have backups. The biggest weakness of D+ in my opinion, is the huge trusted vendors whitelist.
     
  3. cheater87

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    If you have Sandbox enabled you should be good.
     
  4. _kronos_

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    D+ alone cannot protect from all the malware in its standard mode (it suppose to do this, but in the real world it is not able.. but since now only a couple of known malware -gpcode is one of them- can bypass it)

    if the setting is to block all the unknown files* then you can stay secure: from what we know at the moment, an untrusted/unknown file* will be certainly blocked!


    *= group of files that are not in the Trusted Software Vendors
     
  5. doolhof

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    Go to C:\Program Files: Comodo: go to Database, delete Vendor.n. no more trusted vendors whitelist.

    Sorry for my Engels
     
  6. Kyle1420

    Kyle1420 Registered Member

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    doolhof does this continue to work or is it replaced at the next update?
     
  7. _kronos_

    _kronos_ Registered Member

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    if you do not want to use Trusted Software Vendors list simply switch to Paranoid Mode:
    SafeMode purpose is to use TSV's list for "whitelisting" secure programs, but for every other unknown software you'll be prompted as if you are in Paranoid Mode;

    so if you do not trust TSV's list, simply use Paranoid Mode without touching Comodo's files :rolleyes:
     
  8. Kyle1420

    Kyle1420 Registered Member

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    haha, forgot about that sorry.
    Haven't used comodo in so long!
     
  9. doolhof

    doolhof Registered Member

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    You have to remove again.
     
  10. doktornotor

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    Complete fail. :thumbd:
     
  11. jmonge

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    too much work for that man:D
     
  12. Noob

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    Disable all the auto allow setting and auto trust.
    Anyways, for some reason i always feel like a need for at least 1 signature based av on my pc :p
     
  13. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    THATS TRUE:thumb:
     
  14. Kernelwars

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    me too. it makes it look very nice:D
     
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