about HIPS again

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus/Smart Security Beta' started by piranha, Jul 5, 2011.

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  1. piranha

    piranha Registered Member

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    HIPS are interesting in v5 RC but...

    if my OLD pc is already HIPS procteted by Comodo free firewall, can I disable HIPS in nod32 and save memory and CPU power o_O

    Celeron 2.80 GHz
    1.25 Go ram
    XP Home SP3
     
  2. agoretsky

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    Hello,

    I'm not sure what sort of difference in performance you will see, but you do not have to use ESET's HIPS.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky
     
  3. toxinon12345

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    I did not see differences in performance after disabling or enabling the HIPS

    in addition, (at this point) is not recommended because youre disabling the self-defense of your anti virus system
     
  4. piranha

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    agoretsky

    thanks ;)


    False !! Self-defense option is just under "Enable HIPS" and not include in it
     
  5. toxinon12345

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    then try yourself ;)
     
  6. Marcos

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    Self-defense is part of HIPS. So disabling HIPS completely will also disable SD.
     
  7. piranha

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    grrrrrr

    you mean that self defense is checked but not enabled because in grey ??

    Is it possible to seperate HIPS and SD, if not, why ??
     
  8. Marcos

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    Because SD uses HIPS rules to protect crucial files and keys.
     
  9. piranha

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    i suggest to correct something

    put HIPS above SD looks like these are two things completely separated , it would be to correct. If I thought that, others can too
     
  10. Marcos

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    It is correct and obvious that disabling HIPS will effectively disable SD as well (the SD check box turns grey and cannot be ticked / unticked as long as HIPS is disabled).
     
  11. toxinon12345

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    Maybe a good idea would be add another filtering mode named "automatic mode" containing only self-defense rules, on the other hand "automatic mode with exceptions" will allow to evaluate the rule list, too.
    like in the firewall
     
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    What is the "add group" button purpose in HIPS?
     
  13. NoobStick

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    Hey toxinon12345
    I am no expert out in HIPS, in that I am just a novice, but anyway I will guess that the "add group" button purpose in HIPS" is to create a group of rules for a user account, or accounts to obtain a better control I think.

    Take care

    NoobStick :)
     
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