New Antiexecutable: NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

NVT Exe Radar Pro in lockdown mode is super strong

 

New version is even better...nvt is ironing out the last remaining bugs.
There are lots of new stuff....

 

good to know

 

I will use it once it stops freezing up some systems.

 

do you run it alone? or with some thing else cause i know for sure that EXE-radar pro is fast so fast like speedy gonzales

 

Yeah, but it affected some Win8 systems.

 

MAYBE ALITLE BUGGY IN WIN8

 

How strong exactly?
I saw on you tube older versions did not do that good, but considering this product still evolves we need to wait a little bit longer.

 

Win8 is still fresh and has to mature IMHO.

 

I have also temporarily uinstalled EXE radar Pro on Windows 8 x64 as it was causing me problems with user switching.
Hope 2.7.3 resolves this issue.

 

@CoolWebSearch:if you have ERP Pro in lockdown mode and your system is clean it is very dificult to infect your system,it is like a default denied in real time,about the test the tester didnt have it in lockdown maybe

 

Of course he didn't have it.
He was using Free version in test...it has no Lockdown mode.

 

you see they used the cripled version hello youtube tester if you are reading this:i chalenge you to test ERP Pro in lockdown mode with same malware and then rate it and coment

 

I 've no idea what the guy in the video is doing, but even without lockdown, ERP should give pop up where he could deny. Lockdown simply blocks it without asking. Lockdown is the same as "non lockdown". The only difference is that lockdown automatically "answers" the popup for you with "block", so you don't see the popup.

The free version lacks the regsvr32 option of course.

 

That option is removed and further improved in 2.7.3.
You can add wscript.exe, msiexec.exe, rundll32.exe, regsvr32.exe, etc. in the list of processes for which ERP will always ask you what to do.

 

Yes, but it will be pop up hell. The NEXT (the one which is supposed to come in 1-2 weeks) version will improve things significantly though, by giving more options on how to whitelist. I am eagerly waiting

Then i think the youtube guy will have serious trouble

 

No, you can add and remove files according to your needs.
The list is not fixed.
BTW, if you whitelist commandline, you will get only one (on first execution) popup.

 

Well, idealy i 'd want them all. I ll see. Right now i have ERP uninstalled, later that i will be able to reboot (now i can't), i will install and see how the pop ups will go with some applications and scripts i have.

 

good choice

 

@NoVirusThanks - FYI (In case you didn't know)

On VirusTotal...

Agnitum flags the ERP Executable as Suspicious!SA. I found this out by just curiously VT Hash Checking the executable.

I'm sure it's a false positive.

 

No paid trial yet? It was promised long ago.

 

Now i remember why i didn't do it. It's not about popuping. It's because you must blacklist them from one side and singularly manually add to whitelist every application that won't run. That's annoying. I also tried a batch file i have that cleans Windows logs (event viewer). If i blacklist cmd.exe and go to whitelist the bat file that cleans the logs, i can't. It doesn't see the bat file.

Anyway, default settings are good enough.

 

It was bug in 2.7.2 and is fixed in 2.7.3.

 

Ah, good!

 

@RADEON

Thank you for letting us know about the FP, we will contact Agnitum.

@Solarlynx

In approximately 3 or 4 days we plan to release v2.7.3, that has some big improvements and new features. After few days from the release of v2.7.3, we will release a trial version fully functional (no limitations in the features). And I can work in a detailed help file that describes all the features, scenarios, etc.