VoodooShield/Cyberlock

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by CloneRanger, Dec 7, 2011.

  1. Tarnak

    Tarnak Registered Member

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    I am not smart enough, to do that...;)
     
  2. VoodooShield

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    I am confused... so in our rundll32.exe example, the vulnerable process (rundll32) would be automatically blocked, and the user would not be prompted?
     
  3. VoodooShield

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    Cool, I will download that and take a look, thank you!
     
  4. VoodooShield

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    Thank you for letting me know... no security software (including VS) has control of what the command lines contain... if there is some private info in the command lines, I would be talking to the media player developer about that asap.
     
  5. XhenEd

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    The "private information" I'm talking about are the file paths of songs/movies. Whatever I watch or listen is listed there. I'm uncomfortable with that. But I don't want to delete the command lines as they are there for whitelisting or blacklisting.
     
  6. Krusty

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    Can you edit it / them by replacing the title with a "*" ?
     
  7. VoodooShield

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    What is the media player that you are using? I will try it and see. One thing you might be able to do is to add a wildcard for this command line block. You would basically just wildcard the song and movie titles.
     
  8. VoodooShield

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    Yeah, exactly... I think this is the only way around this issue, thank you Krusty!
     
  9. XhenEd

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    I'm using Potplayer 64-bit.

    I'll try to use the wildcard. Thanks, @VoodooShield and @Krusty13!
     
  10. XhenEd

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    I seem can't use the "*" wildcard because of the notification "Following rules will be removed as matched the wildcard rule". The list is too long, and I think that there's an "okay" or "cancel" options, which I couldn't see because it's unscrollable. The only thing I could click is the "x" or close button, which just cancels what I wanted.
     
  11. Krusty

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    Just press Enter on your keyboard.
     
  12. XhenEd

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    Thanks! It worked!
     
  13. XhenEd

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    By using the "*" wildcard with a media player, is there no additional risk given that all files will be allowed to execute through it now?
     
  14. Krusty

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    You're welcome.
    I'll leave that one for Dan, but the Command Lines would still have to match.
     
  15. guest

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    Updated to build .48 by overwriting, no issues so far. cpu usage almost nihil, RAM usage (2 processes: 13+9mb)
     
  16. stapp

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    No problems with the 3.48 autoupdate process.

    All seems okay so far.
     
  17. Krusty

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    Dan,

    Can I make a suggestion? 3.48 seems almost perfect so far so how about rounding off a stable v3 version before adding new features to the next beta (4.0 maybe), like Ai 2.0?

    Anyone have any thoughts?
     
  18. khanyash

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    I meant whatever vulnerable processes initiated in whatever way should be auto-allowed if "Allow vulnerable processes" option is selected.
    Hope I am clear now.
     
  19. paulderdash

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    +1
     
  20. djg05

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    I have been complaining for a while about the icon remaining Red. Have investigated this further and remembered from way back that some browsers have to be entered manually. I was using Slimjet (http://www.slimjet.com/). Entered it and all is well.

    The point arising from this is how is a new user meant to know about this. Can a popup come up to give an option to add this to the list of accepted browsers? It maybe that since it is running through Sandboxie it is not seen but there is surely a way to overcome this.
     
  21. Dark Star 72

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    Re-installed VS this morning after a couple of weeks without it and got this alert as soon as I tried to open Firefox. Allowed it to run but wondered why Ai found it suspicious. Could it be due to running under Sandboxie or caused by an extension.
     

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  22. guest

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    Maybe because it's started from the user-directory, not Program Files.
     
  23. Dark Star 72

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    Didn't notice the significance of the path - probably because Firefox has been installed on this machine for the last 6 years and never uninstalled so it must have installed there when I first installed it on the new machine.
    Starts and runs ok now as I allowed it the second time.
     
  24. KoalaK

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    Upgraded from 3.47 to 3.48 but manual update check seems not working (no notification nor connection)
     
  25. askmark

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    Working for me, although sometimes the popup does appear behind the main window...

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