New Antiexecutable: NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

@Overkill

I replied to your email.

@TyRidian

I'll take a look at that to see if it can be done without creating any potential conflict with other security software.

Sure, it should be done by adding the app uninstaller pass protected in ERP settings or from the uninstaller, I'll make some tests in the next days.

I uploaded a new build, it can be downloaded from this link:
http://downloads.novirusthanks.org/files/EXERadar_Pro_x86_x64_v3.1_20042014_BUILD1_20042014_v9.exe

To update, follow these steps:
1) Switch ERP to Alert Mode (important)
2) Close EXERadar (if it is running)
3) Uninstall EXERadar (you can keep your current settings)
4) Install the new build (a reboot is not needed)

Mainly I added more safe command-line strings to the "Recommended Settings", I removed the "Lockdown Mode (Basic)" and "Lockdown Mode (Advanced)" so we only have "Lockdown Mode", and I added a new panel in the "Settings" window named "Lockdown Mode" to handle the "Vulnerable Processes".

This is the "Lockdown Mode" panel in the "Settings" window:
http://postimg.org/image/ws6pwgip9/

This is an image of the "Protection Modes" available:
http://postimg.org/image/jvpzacg35/

Let me know what you think about the new lockdown mode handling

 

Thanks for listening to my above suggestions, as well as implementing, fixing, etc.

This version of ERP is pretty much rock solid, I like it a lot.

You have truly done a terrific job, Andreas.

Keep it up, Love what you've done

 

Great job as always, thanks

 

Andreas, ERP is working on 8.1. Thanks

 

Is this a final release, or is this still a beta?

 

working fine on vista 32 bit and windows 7 64 bit...I like what I see...

 

So far so good! Working as well just like expected!

I have a "feature" request. Are there any ways to make EXE Radar able to process multiple prompts? Basically, currently EXE Radar is like a door that only allows a maximum of 1 person can go through. If one person who is currently being checked is still in a state of being checked to allow or disallow, the people behind them can't go through even if they have the VIP pass. It would be better if EXE Radar can hold the person in question at the door while still able to allow people behind them to go through.

The reason I asked this because there were several occasions when I had to access my computer to get a file. However I could not do anything at all for some reason until I got home and realized that EXE Radar was currently asking me to allow FlashInstaller to run or not. Of course I could have enabled Idle Actions but I'm still curious about whether it's possible or not.

 

Beta.

 

On 8.1 everytime I whitelist a commandline or process it disappears after reboot

FYI, I'm using the latest beta

 

Thanks for the new beta Andreas! Question, is it just me, or does the build number still say date of 19042014 on all builds I install.

dja2k

 

I don't think it's a bad idea. Today it happened again because Dropbox decided to update. I never ever remember about Dropbox updating but apparently it did today so I wasn't able to access the computer. The suggestion to turn off all auto updating seems like a good idea but it's not always the best work around. Certain apps will decide to do certain things without warning. You might forget to turn off auto updating for some apps because there's so many of them on the computer. Or Windows decide to do something like it did last week when it was doing a malware toolkit scanning thing that is pretty normal with Windows update. Either way, allowing more than 2 person through the door should alleviate some of these problems. You can't always the users to remember to make sure all programs have auto-update off or expect the unexpected. Some programs don't even have an option to stop auto updating like Dropbox.

 

Installed the new 3.1 build....only issue is that the program keeps asking me if I want to update to 3.0....is there a fix?

 

duh, me stupid...

 

I installed the newest build of ERP today, and its running really well on my machine. It looks like Andrew made almost all the changes I suggested. I just need to get more familiar with ERP to see if there is anything else that can be done to make ERP more appealing to the tech savvy, and maintain a user friendly experience for novice users as well. I don't think there is a need for the time durations on Lockdown Mode. I think the time durations are only needed for allow mode, and learning mode. It's ok to have a time durations on disable mode, but I would prefer just to get a reminder from ERP every 10 minutes or so that ERP is disabled instead of choosing a preset time. What do you guys think? Is there a need for time durations on Lockdown Mode?

 

seems reasonable....ERP is disabled every 10-15 min.....

 

Dang...keep getting this now.....

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d154/jomo6075/Capture_zps4f20e52a.jpg

 

Thanks....do you have an example of using the wildcard in the command line string...

 

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