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  1. Ilya Rabinovich
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    DefenseWall 2.20 released.

    It is inside :) Now you can move or copy untrusted files with any file manager and it will keep its untrusted state (older versions of DW...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 20, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  2. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    DW is perfectly working with restricted rights policy as its defense doesn't rely on it. So, if you have some work configuration you used to use-...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  3. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Keylogging software - serious threat?

    More certain, DefenseWall blocks those types of keyloggers that are possible to block without huge compatibility issues and warns about those of...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: privacy technology
  4. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    I have to pay my bills- so, if you like software you should buy it. 30 days of the full-featured trial is more then enough to make the decision, I...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  5. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    Defensewall IS a sandbox. Yes, I think so. I see no problem if you choose SBIE over DW, I just wanted to know what exactly was a problem in...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  6. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    We all must say "thank you very much" to Chachazz for such the great help file.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  7. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    Because it is a normal, standard user's activity. Many "good" sites are requires ActiveX installation, for example, online anti-virus check...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  8. Ilya Rabinovich
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    processor anti-execute protection from malicious code

    The problem with CMF is that it do not make stack and heap areas non-executable.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  9. Ilya Rabinovich
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    SANDBOXIE HIGH TECH PROTECTION

    I can say only for DefenseWall- yes, untrusted BHO/extension installation is forbidden. Pete, did you check it with DefenseWall? Do I need check...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: sandboxing & virtualization
  10. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    Hi! Very interesting why you couldn't trust yourself with DW and what exactly you didn't understand with it?
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 13, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  11. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Help for a noob

    PS is a classical-style HIPS, it is using confirmation dialogs in case it detects some kind of potential dangerous actions. DefenseWall is a...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 12, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  12. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Norton AntiBot

    What kind of? Blacklisting, whitelisting or sandboxes?
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Feb 4, 2008 in forum: other anti-virus software
  13. Ilya Rabinovich
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    [FireLion] Anti Keyloggers 2.0 beta released!

    Virtual Machines are very usefull for the kernel-level software development.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 27, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  14. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Shame on you, ESET! Viking, Hipak.A, and Fujacks

    Non of the anti-viruses can catch all the malware in the wild. You should read less computer's magazines.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 25, 2008 in forum: ESET Smart Security
  15. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Interesting HIPS leaktests/ malware tests

    The first action this trojan do is attempt to set up its driver. If it fails, trojan stops its job.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 22, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  16. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    Windows NT OS family is very complex from the point of view of different possible attack vectors and completely undocumented functions and data...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 20, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  17. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Interesting HIPS leaktests/ malware tests

    Can somebody send me this "Robodog" malware sample with a short description of it and its job- I haven't tested it?
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 20, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  18. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    Hi Kurt! Sorry, missed your post- definitely I need get more sleep. In fact, anomalies detectors are both blacklisting (for the behaviours...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 18, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  19. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    I don't see any "ranges" for the sandboxes. The only "non-beta" sandbox here is BufferZone. No SandboxIE, DefenseWall, GesWall, SafeSpace?
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  20. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    Yes, sure.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  21. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    Virtualization is just one of the isolation mechanisms of the sandbox HIPS. Other one is based on a policy-based restrictions.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  22. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Sandbox vs HIPS

    Neither. They are based on "isolate everything what is potentially dangerous from the rest of the system". So, sandboxing is a sandboxing, not...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  23. Ilya Rabinovich
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    [FireLion] Anti Keyloggers 2.0 beta released!

    Yes, not of them, surely, but most...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  24. Ilya Rabinovich
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    [FireLion] Anti Keyloggers 2.0 beta released!

    Almost useless staff: read this small research blog post and its update Maybe, it is a little bit offtopic, but very useful one...
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 17, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
  25. Ilya Rabinovich
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    Ok, lets argue this some more.

    Executable malware- can't. Interpretated malware may.
    Post by: Ilya Rabinovich, Jan 16, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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