HitmanPro.ALERT Support and Discussion Thread

Thanks! PM sent.

 

I would like to know what happens after the trial has ended? Do I lose just the exploit part of the program or all the features? And are the new features like keyboard encryption free as well?

 

@erikloman, will you supply lifetime licence in the future? I'd like to buy a lifetime licence!

 

https://community.norton.com/en/comment/6314981#comment-6314981

 

Past nine months were beta period used to find and solve the false positives. Most caused by combination of security products.

Are you using other software that also has keystroke encryption feature? Like Zemana? Some AV also have this feature.

What keyboard model are you using?
Are you using specific keyboard drivers from keyboard vendor?

 

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/attachments/hmpa-version-comparison-png.246705/

 

Sir , Can i get a Free License key...i'll do testing and report if any
regards

 

Only members that have been member for at least several months can apply for a license. I know I did not state it in the original post I made, but I kinda thought it is obvious that you have to be at least a contributing forum member for quite a while. I see you became a member today. Sorry.

 

Not at All a Problem sir!! i can manage with MBAE

warm regards

 

Is there a way to access HitmanPro settings from within HitmanPro.Alert 181? Because when you install a version of HitmanPro.Alert it deletes HitmanPro from the start menu in Windows 8.1.

In this case I would like to enable HitmanPro to scan at boot but I can't find a way to the settings anymore.

 

If it is planned to offer a lifetime license and that the user is over 80 years old a 10% off would seem honest, make it 20% after 90 and free after a hundred?
I was born April 1st, 1915. Promised
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Great, fantastic application. Software revelation of 2015 as far as I'm concerned. Together with HitManPro : the Defender Duo. When I think what you get nowadays for 20€...
Remember the Mad Magazine and their "Our price: [whatever it was] : cheap", well, same for HitManPro, considering what it offers, the high quality of the applications, a license including all HitManPro applications is, at this price, IMO, a bargain.

 

I am using the final version (build 181) now and it is crazy fast, there is no performance impact in my machine whatsoever.

No problems using it with Emsisoft anti malware.

 

Build 181 blocks AVG Internet Security 2015's File Shredder.

 

Check: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/thr...iscussion-thread.324841/page-151#post-2452945

 

I have HMP and HMP.A and yes I see that HMP is Empty w Start > All programs
~ I have HitmanPro desktop shortcut to open HMP dialog. You may access HMP application at C:\Program Files\HitmanPro

 

W7-x64 NL, IE11 x64, licensed HP-b240, HP.alert-b181

ROP attack warning in IE11

Running a scan with HP-b240 came out clean ( 0 items)

 

I can't pinpoint these AppCrashes, but I have a feeling it is HMPA related. It started after a clean install of v181 on a new Win7 32-bit install. The crashes usually occur after the desktop appears during a system boot.

Code:

04/11/2015  13:12  273,346 conhost.exe(1).496.dmp
04/11/2015  13:12  266,146 conhost.exe.496.dmp
04/11/2015  17:18  374,711 FSRremoS.EXE(1).3296.dmp
04/11/2015  17:18  349,827 FSRremoS.EXE.3296.dmp
04/11/2015  02:23  423,348 SynTPEnh.exe(1).2300.dmp
04/11/2015  02:23  423,040 SynTPEnh.exe.2300.dmp
04/11/2015  17:09  786,610 TpScrex.exe(1).3416.dmp
04/11/2015  17:08  786,302 TpScrex.exe.3416.dmp
edit: Updated
04/14/2015  21:43  288,241 wscript.exe(1).3632.dmp
04/14/2015  21:43  287,933 wscript.exe.3632.dmp

Is there a way to delay the HMPA startup until the system is completely up and running to see if the crashes still occur during boot process after the Desktop?

The only other alternative is to uninstall and monitor the problem to see if it's still there.

 

Is HMPA ok to use with Malwarebytes Anti-Expoit

 

I have that Bitdefender Anti-Ransomeware Installed.Will it conflict with HMPA or just be redundant?

 

I am a reseller, I offer HMPA to all my customers now. Thanks for such a great security solution.
I have two suggested features to make "Safe Browsing" better:

Add the capability for safe browsing to notify about rogue browser plugins and browser helper objects.
A am an owner of two computer stores, we fix many computers infected with adware and viruses every day. Most of the time we also find unwanted browser addons that are not "safe" at all. This happens frequently to Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and IE. For example: someone goes online to download a PDF manual for their TV, they find one of the dishonest download sites. They download the manual but somehow have accepted a checkbox at installation(or by fraud in the user terms) then the installer also installs Trovi search, or Maps Galaxy Tool bar. Rogue programs take over the default search, the home page, and install tool bars and hidden proxy to some ad server for the DNS. I have seen this happen on many computers that had MSE, Malwarebytes premium, and HMPA 2.6. I suggest that the Safe Browsing should be enhanced to audit your addons and warn appropriately.

Is that a big challenge? maybe so. I can tell you that the browser vendors are NOT doing enough to stop this rampant addon based adware/privacy theft! What they really need to do is have signed certificates for addons and browser helper objects. Do not allow, or have a default setting to do not allow 3rd party addons and browser helper objects, similar to Apple and Android apps on mobile devices. Do not allow addons to be installed by 3rd party software installers and malware. Addons should only be allowed to be installed from the official browser addon store. Imagine someday a new improved security model for Google Chrome or Firefox addon store: "By enforcing a stringent set of rules that determine which software can and cannot run on its browsers, the company has, for the most part, managed to keep its customers safe from malicious software." Why are they not doing this now!!

Add the capability for Safe Browsing to notify of Proxy and DNS hijack.
Many times I find malware has added a proxy or DNS setting change to reroute the DNS to a rouge ad server. I recently had one computer that had the DNS setting changed in the network properties. Just this one change itself caused ads to pop up anytime you browsed to a online store. For example, go to homedepot.com browse the store, add cement blocks to the shopping cart, two ad panels appeared in the browser. Just this one setting caused all this. I suggest that the Safe Browsing should be enhanced to examine your Proxy and DNS then warn appropriately.

 

Something like this is going to happen at least for Firefox starting with v39 or v40:
https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2015/02/10/extension-signing-safer-experience/

 

I believe you can use the free version of HMPA with either MBAE free or premium. That's because the free version of HMPA doesn't have exploit mitigations.
However if you are using the paid version of HMPA then there isn't any reason to use MBAE as well since it would be redundant
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/attachments/hmpa-version-comparison-png.246705/

 

Blocking Adware, add ons and search providers is a minefield for legal reasons.
If a user accepted EULA and is able to get rid of the grap, by using add/remove programs, the grap is legal, by law. At least in the US.

I guess that's the reason, why almost all major security software skips that grap.

 

Erik and Mark :

Could you please check my previous post, please ? I really need you reply, thank you.

link: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/thre...iscussion-thread.324841/page-202#post-2479525

 

Erik and Mark :
Do you want info for one time Attack Interrupted or only repeat events....