Rising PC Doctor

Hi.

Just seen Rising PC Doctor at Major Geeks. Has anyone used this product ?

http://www.majorgeeks.com/Rising_PC_Doctor_d6127.html

The Rising PC Doctor application was designed to be a professional and smart security tool to computer users.

With its seven key functions of automatic malware analysis, immunization of USB storage devices, ability to repair Microsoft Internet Explorer & Windows, Trojan Behavior Detector & Blocker, protection against malicious websites, Internet Explorer protection and Trojan Download blocker, Rising PC Doctor will greatly enhance your protection against malware and cyberthreats.

 

As well as a stand alone ,Its part of the Rising internet security suite ,and only supports 32 bit systems.
ellison

 

It's a Chinese company. And as such I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.

 

Really, such racism from Jose_Lisbon. Well, your loss for being short-sighted.

Anyhow, because of no 64-bit support, I can't use this on my computer.

 

Nothing impressive...
MBAM, SAS, and EAM are, by far, better products.

 

If you want a more in depth idea of what it is supposed to do, go here.

http://www.rising-global.com/rising_pc_doctor/help/PcDoctor.html

 

I have used it in the past, does not officially support Windows 7. I never used the scanner I just used the cloud tools and other stuff.

 

Well after being busted for creating their own Viruses so they can sell the product I would not touch them from orbit.

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=288773

 

To be honest I am thinking about trying it again, I always through it was a pretty good product. I was never able to get its real time protection to go off but its cloud process tool and cloud file analysis was pretty good.

 

Someone said "racist". It deserves no answer.
I will say: considering the political reality of China, and how a government agent can enter the office of a software maker and ask for... whatever, will you feel confortable using some app from that provenance?

Take the example of Iobit (I won't go into the MBAM issue).
If you install the program it will have access to everything in your PC, including outbound data.
Other programs will do that as well, but... Vladimir putin only wants industrial and political secrets (as everybody does).
Beijing may want to know if you watch pictures of naked women or of naked men.

Paranoid? So be it.

 

The fact you think all the others companys dont do this is funny.

 

http://www.emsisoft.com/en/kb/articles/tec110601/

 

lol, your showing me an article that an AV company has wrote?

they may not shout and scream about it, but they all do it - They all create their own viruses. Period!

and sorry to say, some of these DO! 'leak?' out...

leak/released (Whatever!) lol

 

The point is not who wrote the piece but the reasoning behind it.

 

On a side note, the https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=288773 link with the "Manufactured-their-own-viruses" story, referred to above, is pretty difficult to "get to the bottom of".

The sources of the event is difficult to track down and the interpretations of the different sources seem to evolve and change for every blog/forum "jump" it makes.

It is nonetheless interesting to compare how http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/content/view/47371/ reports the story with how the blog at http://torisefromashes.blogspot.com/2010/02/chinese-antivirus-giant-rising-bribe.html describes the line of events.

It seems to be the same "Yu Bing" pinpointed in the two descriptions, but the descriptions of why he was sentenced diverges... Was it to have
a) been bribed (by Rising) to release fake warnings of viruses to make ppl buy Rising's product (and btw the virus was made by Rising themselves)?

or
b) Being bribed (by Rising) to make life miserable for the rivaling company Micropoint and by doing so having the Vice President of Micropoint thrown into jail based on fake/crafted evidence...

I don't have the answer to that question I'm afraid...

 

[A very convenient software to have]

Pros: nice interface and easy to update.

Cons: downloading of window update is very slow

Summary: over all this Rising PC Doctor is very handy

Downloaded from here

 

Still no Windows 7 support?

 

Partly.
Supports 32 bit systems.

 

Do you work for Rising? I was informed that it did not support W7. According to my testing it does not fully support it either.